LATEST NEWS
Warringah MP Zali Steggall has split from the teal independents to co-found a new party, Community Strong Australia.
Two North Sydney councillors say the council holds $2.5m in unspent childcare funds that could save Kelly’s Place in Crows Nest.
Maccas is coming to Crows Nest - and there's nothing the community or North Sydney Council can do to stop it.
Four homes on Muston St are set to be demolished - and Council has no say. Learn more about Mosman's latest mega lot.
A property developer has lodged plans for a nine-storey, 30-apartment tower in Mosman - valued at $126 million.
An eight-storey block with 23 luxury apartments is on the in Mosman - and locals are not happy.
PROPERTY NEWS
The NSW government has approved Woolworths’ $191 million mixed-use development at Neutral Bay.
Residents are being asked to choose between two housing futures before 19 May - and it's never been more important to have your say.
Nine Mosman homes have sold in a top-secret, off-market deal for $51 million, with plans underway for 51 luxury apartments.
Australian Government officials will front a public meeting on the sale of HMAS Penguin, being held at Allan Border Oval Pavilion next Friday.
A group of seven homes will be bulldozed to make way for a 31m high apartment block under plans just submitted to Mosman Council.
Two neighbouring apartment blocks have been sold to a prominent Sydney developer in a hush-hush deal worth more than $65 million.
CRIME WATCH
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.
An annual community fireworks event has descended into chaos after a brawl erupted amongst teenagers - with a 17-year-old injured.
Stuart MacGill will serve a community sentence after being convicted over a cocaine deal which led to his violent kidnapping.
FOOD & DRINK
One of Mosman’s most successful sons is coming home – and he’s bringing his $100 million cult food chain with him.
Neutral Bay has just scored itself a spicy new neighbour – and locals are already buzzing.
One of the lower north shore’s most well-known Asian restaurants has announced its shock closure after just three years.
A Japanese café offering local diners’ breakfast, lunch and dinner is set for 801 Military Rd, the site of the old Rustique Bakery.
Looking to swap socks and jocks for something a little more special this Father's Day? We have a feast of options to treat Dad in style.
There’s a new fish shop coming to town - and hopefully this one will stick around for a while!
LOCAL HISTORY
Myra Taylor-Farrell: The “odd duck” Mosman mum who became Australia’s most prolific female inventor.
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!
From chance encounters to more formal audiences in Australia and overseas, our readers are sharing their treasured, often fleeting, moments with Queen Elizabeth.
LIFE & STYLE
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.
Mosman’s favourite shop-window gallery is back - and in 2026, it’s not just bigger, it’s more collectable than ever.
Mosman’s Brian Barry has quietly slipped into truly rare territory – turning 102 on February 6.














































