Mosman Public School needs a lollipop person and Transport for NSW will pay $27.22 an hour. Applications close Monday 2 November.

North Sydney Olympic Pool could open until 12:30 am on New Year’s Eve, letting 1000 ticket holders swim beneath the midnight fireworks.

A small neighbourhood wine bar named after a Belgian queen, is planned for Prince Albert and Raglan streets in Mosman Junction.

Step inside this 1906 Federation home reimagined by Alex Popov with north-facing light, a pool and a $4m guide.

Ken Done brings more than 70 works from four decades to Mosman Art Gallery in a free exhibition opening Saturday 7 November.

Twelve Mosman owners have listed their apartments in one line, with agents pitching the site to developers under LMR reforms.

A near new architect designed home in Cremorne has hit the market for the first time, with a guide of $4 million.

Forty three home owners have banded together to sell their properties in a Mosman Mega Lot deal that could reap $80 million.

Elderly residents of a Catholic retirement village face eviction for a 20-storey, $288 million tower lodged with the NSW Government.

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.

A nine-year-old boy ran against a red light into the side of a police car in St Leonards, dash cam footage and witnesses confirm.

A man allegedly walked through North Sydney's private school precinct with a replica pistol, before fleeing across the Pacific Highway.

A 14-year-old from Neutral Bay has been charged with robbery after police allege he and a group stole a Surron e-bike at knifepoint.

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.

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.

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.

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!

One of Mosman’s original Californian bungalows owned by the same family for more than 70 years has attracted hordes of potential young buyers looking for a freestanding home to renovate.

Bob Dyer had much more than a face for radio. He was one of few contemporaries to make the smooth transition from radio to television.

If you were looking for late-night love in the 1980s, Bevy’s Wine Bar on Military Rd was the place to be.

The early days of Mosman’s European settlement have been richly detailed in a new book, Mosman: Times Gone By.

Our new weekly column from local journalist Kathryn Barton turns back time to meet the people and witness the events that shaped life on the lower north shore.

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.

"Think Mosman First" is a winter campaign urging locals to shop, dine and spend local. Here's why it matters for the village.