LATEST NEWS
Mosman Council’s free bi-annual household clean-up kicks off this August, giving residents the chance to offload bulky waste.
Welcoming 2026 from one local fireworks vantage point will cost you $50 this year – even though it is public land.
NSW Police have charged a 34-year-old man with serious offences after a vehicle stop at the 7-Eleven service station on Spit Rd.
Local apartment blocks have become the latest target for property developers looking to cash in on new housing reforms.
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Watching New Year’s Eve fireworks will no longer be a free event under a Council plan to introduce paid ticketing on a patch of public land.
PROPERTY NEWS
Hot on the heels of a recent street record sale comes another prime opportunity for prestige buyers looking to secure a position in one of Mosman’s most coveted enclaves.
A “mid-century masterpiece” designed by one of Australia’s most influential architects has just launched in Mosman.
A Chinese family has sold their state-of-the-art Mosman "ghost" mansion for north of $19 million.
A French inspired harbourside trophy home created for family entertaining is attracting buyers from all corners of Sydney.
When this spectacular deep waterfront home last changed hands back in 1999, Prime Minister John Howard and his family were firmly ensconsed just down the road, at Kirribilli House.
Hot on the heels of a record breaking $19.2 million sale, prestige agent Richard Simeon has launched the final two residences in a blue-chip Mosman development.
CRIME WATCH
FOOD & DRINK
On Saturday July 10, 1880, readers of Sydney’s Illustrated News opened their morning paper to learn the latest on the capture of Ned Kelly. And in the same edition, it was also revealed that a new butchery called Penny’s had opened in Woolloomooloo.
Smashed avo is about to go next level, with the arrival of a new, super sized avocado in Mosman. The giant avocados are five times the size of the regular variety and have made headlines around the world in the past 24 hours, after being harvested for the first time in Queensland.
Mel Clark is renowned as one of the best “home cooks” in Mosman. The busy mum of two has achieved cult status in recent years, with her popular range of “food envy” christmas puddings, that are an annual sell out at Mosman markets.
Serge Dansereau’s life has been shaped by food. From humble beginnings in French Canada, he has profoundly changed the landscape of Australia’s culinary culture over the past 20 years.





























