Two retired detectives who ended the 1984 Spit Bridge siege have been awarded the Commissioner’s Commendation for Courage, 42 years on.

Community Bank Mosman will close on May 29, ending nearly 17 years of banking at Spit Junction. Here is what customers need to know.

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.

The Union Hotel on the Pacific Highway at North Sydney has applied for a 3am trading licence from Monday to Saturday.

Mosman Library has ranked second in NSW for loans per resident, with 342,000 borrowings in 2024-25 – nearly 12 books per person!

North shore motorists could claim up to $340 a week in toll relief rebates. Here's how to claim before the 30 June 2026 deadline.

A “shovel-ready” site in the heart of Mosman has reappeared on the market, after a $15 million capital raise to buy four shop fronts.

Locals have launched a petition to fight the redevelopment of four Neutral Bay homes which could be replaced by 45 luxury apartments.

This week’s Property of the Week is an entire block of TEN luxury apartments – and in a plot twist – it’s over the Harbour Bridge!

A near-new waterfront residence with a $7 million auction guide has hit the market in one of the first big apartment listings of 2026.

Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College purchased two adjoining office buildings next to Victoria Cross Metro Station.

Four Federation-era homes in Neutral Bay will be demolished to make way for an eight-storey luxury complex of 45 apartments.

From garden grenades to Military Rd meth busts, this week’s wrap is weird, wild and downright wacky. Let’s unpack it.

An Artarmon childcare worker has been accused of producing child abuse material of 10 children in his care.

A Seaforth man has been charged with more than 100 offences over his alleged role in a fraud and money laundering scheme.

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.

A North Sydney man has fallen victim to a textbook romance scam - and it’s a cautionary tale for anyone swiping right.

Two teenagers have now been charged and more are expected to be arrested following Saturday’s violent brawl in Northbridge.

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

It was the end of an era on Australia Day, when last drinks were finally called at the Northbridge Hotel.

Twilight Food Fair is back at Ted Mack Civic Park for 2026 with even more food, fun and flare for the whole family.

One of Neutral Bay's best known Italian restaurants has announced its shock closure - less than a year after new owners moved in.

My Little Cupcake has closed suddenly after more than two decades serving the Neutral Bay community.

Cult burger bar High N’ Dry has just opened its first north-of-the-bridge outpost – much to the delight of local foodies and families.

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!

On Sunday, Sarah Monahan turned 49 - and received the keys to a bar, marking the start of a new life.

From free barista training to a sit-down with the Mayor, teen residents have a packed Youth Week program to choose from this April.

Children's parties and picnics in most North Sydney parks could soon come with a council bill under a policy voted on Monday.

North Sydney Council has put forward a plan for a cycle path to link Neutral Bay to Mosman, along a “back road” corridor.

It sounds like a futuristic sales pitch, but it’s real: a 46-storey vertical city with a dog park on level 23 has been approved for Chatswood.

Pack the picnic rug and block out your Sunday afternoons - North Sydney is rolling out free live-music this autumn.