Cammeray residents will reclaim 2.5 hectares of local parkland - to handed back after the Western Harbour Tunnel is finished.

Mosman Seniors Centre celebrates a new name this Saturday, with ribbon-cutting, Zumba, a magic show and table tennis.

Sydney Harbour's first shark listening station is now in the water at Balmoral, pinging real-time SharkSmart alerts to locals.

One-bedroom apartments with parking are becoming increasingly difficult to find, with recent sales in Naremburn highlighting demand.

Balmoral’s skate park is set for a major overhaul, and local kids are being asked to have their say in its design.

Mosman Council has formally endorsed its response to the State Government's LMR development plans for the suburb.

A nine-storey apartment tower with 15 luxury apartments is planned for 50-56 Redan St, with the state, not the council, in the driver's seat.

A five-bedroom contemporary residence high above Sirius Cove, guided at $8.25 million - with nothing left to spend.

A $160 million plan would demolish 12 Mosman homes for 130 apartments, with just four kept as affordable housing.

Luxury developer Abadeen has recorded $19.25 million in sales across two flagship developments on the lower north shore.

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

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

Two St Leonards stores are the first to be closed down under new laws targeting illicit tobacco and illegal vaping.

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.

An alleged serial burglar is accused of robbing popular food outlets - including bubble tea shops, burrito joints, and pizza bars .

It’s official: hoons have turned Milsons Point into a nightly playground - and last week’s police blitz proves the problem is only getting worse.

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.

North Sydney’s much-loved summer tradition is back! The Twilight Food Fair returns to Ted Mack Civic Park.

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

It was Australia's entry into WWI that saw a young widow, Myra Taylor, brace herself as she stood at North Head on a windy night in 1915. There she tested her rayless, light-throwing device to see if it might benefit the Allies.

Interest rates may be rising, but the Reserve Bank's hikes have had little effect on Mosman's resilient property market.

This week marks the 150th anniversary of the discovery of the Holtermann Nugget, the world’s largest gold specimen, but do you know of its connection to Sydney’s lower north shore?

When it opened to the public in 1913, “The Ritz” at Cremorne Point was described as Sydney’s finest private hotel, with 140 rooms, electric lights - and a lift!

Crescent shaped to take advantage of Sydney’s harbour views, the 14-storey Travelodge contained 224 self-contained suites in alternating shades of blue and olive, each with its own private bathroom and television set!

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.

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

Forget Netflix this weekend. The lower north shore has rolled out an 11-event lineup across Mosman, North Sydney and Willoughby LGAs.