Cove, a whole-floor sub-penthouse at One Circular Quay, is Australia's first home furnished by Armani/Casa. Priced at seventy million dollars.

Mosman councillor Carolyn Corrigan wants shark bite trauma kits at local beaches after a deadly Sydney summer.

North Sydney councillors voted to give themselves a pay rise - on the same night they locked in a 52.66% resident rate hike.

North Sydney could get up to $200,000 to clear dumped Lime Bikes under a $6.6m state crackdown on e-bike powers.

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

Towers of 25 storeys at Spit Junction, and a 12-storey Military Rd corridor. Here is what Mosman’s masterplan actually proposes.

A property developer has lodged plans for a nine-storey, 30-apartment tower in Mosman - valued at $126 million.

An eight-storey block with 23 luxury apartments is on the in Mosman - and locals are not happy.

Step inside a brand-new, ultra luxury penthouse by HELM, just moments from Mosman Village. Price Guide $15.5 - $16 million.

Multi-million-dollar homes on a Neutral Bay corner face the wrecking ball, to make way for an eight-storey, $51.6 million apartment tower.

This rebuilt five-bedroom Mosman home, the 'ultimate entertainer' at 3 Gordon St, goes to auction on 2 July with an $8m to $8.5m guide.

A $214m project will demolish 32 homes for two towers up to 32 storeys, with just 7 of 163 apartments affordable.

In five years, Mosman recorded 159 tree vandalism incidents and took just ONE case to court. Now, Council is about to employ a "Tree Cop".

Luxury cars were allegedly stolen from two Mosman homes while families slept. A 35-year-old man has been charged.

Police have made a shocking discovery with a freshwater crocodile found in the backyard of a lower north shore home.

A man has been charged after allegedly pointing a firearm towards a synagogue in Neutral Bay.

Lower north shore locals are on alert following a spike in crime over the past few weeks.

As the #1 source of local news on Sydney’s lower north shore - our Council Roundup is just one of the ways we keep you informed.

There's a new dumpling house in Neutral Bay, and for anyone still mourning the loss of Fangs in Cremorne Plaza, the wait is finally over.

Ahead of ANZAC Day, Cammeray institution Maggio’s has done something its loyal customers have been begging for over many years.

Wholegreen Bakery - the gluten-free favourite known for its flaky pastries and fresh sourdough opens in Neutral Bay on Saturday.

Bathers Pavilion is about to become the backdrop for one of the world’s most celebrated restaurants, SingleThread.

Australia’s best coffee isn’t hidden in a Melbourne laneway. It’s being poured on Willoughby Road in Crows Nest.

Cult eatery Fishbowl is targeting a late-April opening, with its co-founders confirming the business is almost ready to launch.

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.

A out of control runaway tram - travelling at almost 100km/h - veered off Bradleys Head Rd and into Sydney Harbour in 1952. See the incredible photos just uncovered!

From Friday, women aged 18–49 can get their oral contraceptive pill without a GP visit In Neutral Bay and Mosman. Find out where.

North Sydney Council is set to charge commercial dog walkers, personal trainers and wedding couples to use public parks from July 1.

North Sydney Council marks Pride Month 2026 with a free picnic at Ted Mack Civic Park on 14 June, rainbow-lit buildings, a portrait exhibition and a Stanton Library panel.

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

Cammeray Public School students are turning cans into cash, with a $70,000 target for a brand new playground. Here's how you can help.

Mosman Lawn Tennis Club is fielding a Men's Division One team for the first time, with a match on home ground happening this weekend.