A giant gold smoke stack releasing vehicle exhaust fumes is set to become an unwanted Cammeray landmark.

Stand down, people! The much-anticipated opening of the $21.6 billion Sydney Metro this weekend has been shelved.

A local men's fitness group has been ordered to decrease the noise during workout sessions on Balmoral Oval.

The former home of one of the nations most celebrated 20th Century painters has kicked off Sydney’s Spring selling season with a bang.

A towering Canary Island palm tree that has welcomed visitors to Chinamans Beach for more than 40 years is set to be cut down by Mosman Council.

A lower north shore suburb will see thousands of new homes built as the NSW government moves to increase density around transport hubs to combat the housing crisis.

Nonchalant luxury is probably the best way to describe the prestige Mosman home that kicks off the Spring selling season in Mosman this week.

Built in 1891 by John Thomas Paxton, Rangitira is a fine Victorian villa located just footsteps from the busting village of Neutral Bay.

At first, the low-key security entrance gives no hint of what lies beyond; but head down a manicured pathway, through landscaped gardens and past a stunning in-ground pool and you start to get a tingly feeling that something special is about to happen.

When it comes to the high stakes game of prestige real estate, they don’t come much bigger than Michael Coombs.

It’s one the most prestigious enclaves in Mosman, with just seven houses on a tiny, tucked away street. But for residents of Curlew Camp Rd there is an added bonus, thanks to the rich cultural history sitting right under their noses.

It’s a classic Mosman beauty that sits proudly in a premier locale – and when you take a wander down this quiet, family friendly street, you can’t help but notice its picture-perfect façade and manicured gardens.