A Mosman man has shared his miraculous tale of survival after he was bitten by a blue-ringed octopus while swimming at Balmoral.

The completion of North Sydney Olympic Pool has been delayed again, with contractor Icon now projecting a finish date of June 2025.

Cremorne’s contentious Pathways project on Parraween St will undergo a second public exhibition.

Local train buffs with a soft spot for the good old days are in for a treat this April, when A Steam Train Passes, recognised as Australia’s finest railway film, returns to the big screen.

The fun is back in North Sydney with the opening of Miji Bar & Grill, a Japanese Izakaya specialising in grilled seafood and serve yourself sake.

A luxury apartment development in Cammeray has been hit with nine defect orders during a recent blitz by the NSW Building Commission.

When psychiatrist Dr Ken Mackey and wife Shirley returned to Australia from Europe in 1967, finding a state-of-the-art home was a high priority.

This extraordinary Federation masterpiece with views over Balmoral is the ultimate in Mosman family living.

Spanning the top floor of an elegant Federation block, this world class penthouse is unlike any other on the lower north shore.

This could be the most idyllic family retreat you've ever seen. A north-facing, deep waterfront site is the location for this incredible luxury home, unlike any other on Sydney's lower north shore.

Plans for a $30 million "twilight" centre to cater for Mosman's ageing population have been lodged with Council on the site of the historic "Ellamatta" mansion built more than 150 years ago.

A “completely unliveable” Mosman unit has sold for a jaw-dropping $1.1 million after a heated auction in front of 200 onlookers.

Our friends at North Shore Police Area Command report a busy week on the beat, as ANNA USHER reports.

Local Police have plenty to report this week, including a Trans-Tasman drink driving charge and a ballsy local man who’s now looking for his Country Road bag.

Yes folks, it’s that time of the week again – and our friends at North Shore Police Area Command report several disturbing local offences.

Local Police have again filled the blotter this week, reporting several lower north shore incidents including break ins, drink driving offences and a number of assaults.

North Shore Police Area Command have some doozies to report this week. You’ll need to sit down with a cuppa to read this one!

Local Police have again filled the blotter this week, reporting several lower north shore incidents including break ins and drink driving offences.

A new café headed by International Executive Chef Tom Kime is set to shake up the local food scene when it opens in Mosman this October.

Rug up and celebrate all things winter at Mosman’s annual WinterFeast Night Market next Thursday.

A traditional Irish pub serving creamy pints of Guinness and craic will open in Cremorne this week, transporting patrons back to the Emerald Isle.

Joining co-ops, quitting the gym, ditching streaming services and growing vegetables are just some of the ways locals are saving money to try and beat soaring inflation.

An amateur cook’s seven-layer Lemon Swiss Roll and Amaretti Trifle beat 5000 puddings in a U.K wide contest to become the official dessert of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

The team from cult Cammeray café Maggios is heading to Mosman, launching a second Pizza restaurant after being inundated with delivery requests from locals.

Not even Mosman was spared during Australia’s deepest post-war recession in the early 1980s.

Australian competitions aren’t limited to just sport and spelling bees. From yabby races to bed making, prawn peeling to whip cracking, we love nothing more than a good-humoured match-up.

Kids of the 80s and ’90s will remember family dinners at Sizzler, the iconic chain famous for its all-you-can-eat salad bar, unlimited ice cream and complimentary cheese toast.

It has been 100 years since children’s author May Gibbs brought the ocean to life in a book featuring an underwater creature called Little Obelia.

Lower north shore locations and identities with stories to celebrate have a chance to become recognised with the universally known heritage symbol – a blue plaque.

“Welcome to Paradise” was the line agent Rob Simeon used when marketing the Golden Triangle property known as “Heachem”, in 1999.

Hermes, Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Balenciaga are just some of the luxury fashion items being bought, resold, and consigned by second-hand retailers on Sydney’s lower north shore

Need a pressure washer, popcorn maker or paper shredder? Looking for a cake tin, camping gear or a chainsaw? The Sydney Library of Things, based at the Coal Loader in Waverton, has you covered!

The owner of this beautiful Victorian cottage has given new meaning to the words “moving house”.

On Monday morning at 9 am, Ed Goddard laces up his Asics and hits the road for his first run of the day.

A treasure hunting couple in Australia for just three weeks have unearthed 44 coins dating back to 1922 on Balmoral Beach.

Outdoor settings, sports equipment, children's toys and fine furniture are just some of the abandoned items found on local kerbsides by Mosman Collective this week.