LATEST NEWS
EmergencyRedi Week highlights how to prepare a grab bag and family plan if ATMs, water and power go down during a disaster.
A new paid clinical trial clinic in St Leonards is offering residents a chance to join early-stage research.
A new Mosman aged care development proposes 112 seniors living apartments and 10 residential aged care beds across a 5,638sqm site.
Eight snakes found in a Cammeray backyard have prompted a warning for lower north shore residents as warm weather returns.
Historic Roseville Cinema is on the market for the first time in more than 50 years, with expressions of interest closing October 8.
The Stoned Crow has announced it will close on October 4, despite its owners saying the business is “thriving”.
PROPERTY NEWS
Transport for NSW is auctioning a disused 1,270sqm block beside Artarmon Station, with a Sydney Metro tunnel running underneath it.
Your first look at plans for a 10-storey, 100-apartment tower at 494-516 Military Road, Mosman, on exhibition now.
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.
CRIME WATCH
Plans for more lighting hours on North Sydney ovals have been dimmed, except for a modest trial at Anderson Park in Neutral Bay.
From garden grenades to Military Rd meth busts, this week’s wrap is weird, wild and downright wacky. Let’s unpack it.
An 89-year-old Mosman woman has launched a landmark legal challenge against the NSW State Government's new planning controls.
An Artarmon childcare worker has been accused of producing child abuse material of 10 children in his care.
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.
FOOD & DRINK
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.
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.
LOCAL HISTORY
From chance encounters to more formal audiences in Australia and overseas, our readers are sharing their treasured, often fleeting, moments with Queen Elizabeth.
The shocking death of a young Mosman woman remains a baffling cold case, more than 80 years after she was strangled with a pair of silk stockings at Clifton Gardens.
When it opened to the public in March 1991, Mosman Cache heralded a new era in shopping on the lower north shore.
In 1948, 61-year-old Mosman man Frederick Audsley committed the most heinous of crimes, shooting his daughter's boyfriend dead after he was caught in the girls Bray St bedroom.
Mosman Collective has uncovered an incredible set of images documenting the last days of Alfred St in Milsons Point before many of its homes and businesses were demolished to make way for the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
The future of the landmark MLC Building in North Sydney is in jeopardy, after the removal of its prized state heritage listing.
LIFE & STYLE
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.
Mosman residents are about to lose a section of the Foreshore Track for up to two years, as Taronga's Sky Safari upgrade begins.















































