We’ve sifted through mountains of Council info received this week, to bring you important things of note in Mosman and North Sydney LGAs.

Mosman's land amalgamation frenzy is gaining momentum, with two more blue-chip sites newly on the market, aiming to attract developers' attention.

A cheeky mobile billboard message has ruffled the feathers of Mosman locals, who’ve called it “crass”, “unacceptable” and “totally feral”.

Vivid Sydney 2025 is just two months away, but it will be without one iconic lower north shore light exhibit.

Two sisters are currently tangled up in a bitter family feud, over their dead mother’s Cremorne home.

A red wheelie bin placed in the middle of Cardinal St in Mosman has been praised as a “clever” act.

When Franco and Piera Belli built their modernist, architect designed Mosman home in 1966 they knew it would turn heads.

The year was 1960 – Robert Menzies was Prime Minister; the world’s first contraceptive pill was approved for use - and Chubby Checker started a new dance craze with the release of a song called “The Twist”.

Brand new and ready to enjoy, this turn-key Cremorne property is attracting attention from all corners of Sydney, chalking up more than 130 enquiries in just ten days.

Plans to bulldoze a grand Mosman mansion built in 1906 to make way for a designer apartment block has sparked anger from locals vowing to fight the controversial Development Application.

A 30-unit apartment block in Cremorne has been purchased by a prominent Sydney developer who plans to transform the vast building into a “co-living” complex.

A controversial mosman home, 15 years in the making, has defied all odds to win a prestigious international property award.