The Stoned Crow has announced it will close on October 4, despite its owners saying the business is “thriving”.

Nine Balmoral slopes homes could make way for 110 apartments after the site was declared State Significant Development.

After a community vote, Neutral Bay Plaza is set to be renamed in honour of a former cinema projectionist.

A spectacular boutique development of just eight luxury homes in Neutral Bay has officially launched. See inside.

Police are warning residents about fake investment scams after a Mosman woman lost $800,000 last week.

CCTV cameras are coming to Balmoral in a last ditch effort to stop recurring tree vandalism.

One-bedroom apartments with parking are becoming increasingly difficult to find, with recent sales in Naremburn highlighting demand.

Mosman Council has formally endorsed its response to the State Government's LMR development plans for the suburb.

A grand Federation home built in 1905 and a four-storey block of flats will be demolished to make way for a $77 million luxury apartment.

The whole-floor penthouse at Park Residences, Cremorne is offered to the market for the first time, with 295sqm on title.

The developer behind a Mosman super site is now seeking a nine-storey block of 138 apartments, 35 more than originally planned.

A developer wants to replace a Bond Street house in Mosman with a six-storey, $23 million apartment block.

Police allege two UK nationals ran 107kg of ketamine through Artarmon and North Sydney. Both refused bail.

Police are appealing for dash cam footage and witnesses after an 81-year-old man died following a crash in Willoughby.

Noise cameras could be trialled on North Sydney streets after Mayor Zoë Baker brought police and residents together to discuss hoons.

A Neutral Bay L-plater has been jailed after his NINTH drive while disqualified offence and a wild police chase.

A Mosman dad chased thieves on foot at 3am after they stole both his cars, amid a lower north shore spate of break-ins.

A 50-year-old man has been refused bail over the alleged sexual assault of a 17-year-old girl in a rideshare vehicle in North Sydney.

Anita Gelato has opened its first North Sydney store at Victoria Cross, with free scoops for the first 500 customers on Saturday 27 June.

Maccas is coming to Crows Nest - and there's nothing the community or North Sydney Council can do to stop it.

The tiny Neutral Bay block that sold for $189,000 now has plans for a takeaway coffee kiosk. Building it will cost almost as much again.

Flannerys opens in Neutral Bay this month – bringing organic products and free naturopath consultations to the lower north shore.

Cremorne’s Cotenna is no longer a secret – now selling 500 porchetta rolls a week from its hidden away Military Rd shopfront.

SingleThread has revealed three dishes for its residency at Bathers’ Pavilion this July. Here's what to expect.

Sydney actress Marcia Hathaway was fatally mauled in a terrifying shark attack at Middle Harbour in 1963.

As they disembarked the ferry and excitedly charged up the beach, the group of young day-trippers were no doubt captivated by the magical beauty of Athol Bay.

It’s been 40 years since Mosman resident Marianne Lewis captivated the nation after winning the title of Miss Australia 1984.

Lower north shore housewives had never seen anything like it - and on Thursday, 27 August 1959, thousands rushed to experience an American phenomenon known as the "supermarket" for the first time.

“I have memories of eating ice blocks in the water, having hand stand competitions with my mates – and underwater races to see how many laps of the pool we could do on one breath.”

Tin Towns were synonymous with the Great Depression, which began in 1929. But many were built decades before – during a property market downturn in the 1890's.

North Sydney Pool is about to re-open to the public after a $122 million renovation, but the history of our "Wonder Pool" runs deep.

100kg of recycled plastic is needed to build 10 giant Christmas beetles for Ted Mack Civic Park. Here is what to donate and where.

Local author Sophie Green has set her eighth novel, The Frock Shop, right here in Mosman and says she wrote most of it on the ferry!

Cremorne Point residents will be posted wristbands, with entry points fenced and revellers bag-checked this New Year's Eve.

Term 3 starts this weekend at the North Sydney Community Centre. Choir, pottery, playgroup, markets and more. Enrolments now open.

Plans lodged with Mosman Council would turn the old Rustique Bakery at 801 Military Road into a hot Pilates and yoga studio.