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Grammy-nominated jazz pianist Joey Alexander brings his acclaimed trio to The Concourse, Chatswood, on 19 October 2026. Discover the concert details. At just 23, Joey Alexander has already built the kind of jazz career most musicians spend decades chasing. The Indonesian-born pianist and composer has earned three Grammy Award nominations, released seven acclaimed albums and performed everywhere from Carnegie Hall and The Apollo Theatre to the White House. His rise began rema

Mosman’s property market may be further through its downturn than national headlines suggest. With house prices down around 10–12%, Vernon Partners examines what’s driving the correction, how rising interest rates are affecting buyers and what could happen next.

Discover the fascinating history of HMAS Penguin, the Royal Australian Navy base tucked away on Mosman’s Middle Head, and its role in Australia’s naval history.

Planning your Festival of Mosman Encore? Here are six events to put on your list. Looking for the best Festival of Mosman Encore 2026 events? From twilight markets and street parties to live music, art, First Nations culture and family-friendly fun, this year’s six-day festival has plenty happening across Mosman. Running from Thursday 22 to Tuesday 27 October 2026, Festival of Mosman Encore will take over some of the suburb’s best-known community spaces. Here are six events w

Discover Festival of Mosman Encore 2026, with six days of live music, food, art, culture and community events happening across Mosman this October.

Gridlock, ghosts and gore: the horrible history of one of Sydney’s most mysterious roadways, the Wakehurst Parkway. By ALEC SMART Wakehurst Parkway closed at Oxford Falls due to flooding around 'the bends' after heavy rains. Photo: Alec Smart Wakehurst Parkway is a 14km state-owned arterial road between Seaforth in the south and Narrabeen to the north on Sydney’s Northern Beaches that has a reputation for frequent congestion, its vulnerability to flooding, and also for being

The Mosman property market shows resilience despite interest rate rises, housing policy changes and cost-of-living pressures. Local agents report renewed buyer activity, especially in the sub-$1.5M segment, across Sydney’s Lower North Shore.

Meet the team at Orangetheory Fitness Mosman, a science-backed group training studio offering heart rate-based workouts, expert coaching and personalised fitness results on Sydney’s Lower North Shore.

Discover the best Mosman meal deals, pub specials and cheap eats across the Lower North Shore. From lunch specials and pizza nights to Sunday roasts and trivia deals, here’s where to eat well for less all week.

Remembering John Laws, Australia's most influential talkback radio broadcaster. Explore his remarkable career, controversies, media legacy and enduring impact on Australian culture and radio.

Sydney youth band Four Leaf Clover impressed judges at YouthRock 2026, finishing third overall and winning the Aaron Chugg Award for passion and commitment. Meet the talented young musicians making waves on the local music scene.

Discover the story of Australian artist Louise Smith, whose vibrant paintings of native flowers, birds, beaches and landscapes capture the beauty of Australia through bold colours, creativity and imagination.

Discover the best herbs to plant in autumn in Sydney. Learn how parsley, coriander, rosemary, thyme, mint, lavender and sage can thrive in cooler weather while adding flavour, fragrance and health benefits to your garden.

Mosman's largest apartment development in more than 50 years has received conditional approval. The eight-storey Heydon Street project could be the first of many under NSW's low and mid-rise housing reforms.

We investigate the ghosts and haunted locations of Sydney’s Lower North Shore and Northern Beaches. By Alec Smart More on Mosman Several of Sydney’s older suburbs, including The Rocks, Glebe and Parramatta, have a number of haunted hotels and paranormal premises notorious for their ghostly inhabitants. However, Sydney’s Lower North Shore and Northern Beaches also feature a few spooky sites, which are worth visiting on dark nights if you enjoy the feeling of ice running throug

Balmoral's beloved Fig Trees are falling victim In Sydney's controversial “tree wars” More on Mosman The towering Port Jackson figs lining Balmoral Beach are among Mosman’s most recognisable landmarks, providing shade for beachgoers, habitat for wildlife, and a green backdrop to one of Sydney Harbour’s most photographed stretches of foreshore. But over the past two years, the Balmoral's Iconic fig trees have repeatedly become targets in what experts and councils increasingly

Warringah Bowling Club, once in a period of serious uncertainty, has recently entered a new chapter focused on renewal, community and long-term sustainability. We spoke with the club’s new general manager, Michelle Howe, about what the future looks like.

The Mosman Art Prize celebrates contemporary Australian art in one of Sydney’s most iconic harbourside suburbs. More on Mosman For more than seven decades, the Mosman Art Prize has remained one of Australia’s most respected and enduring art awards, attracting established and emerging artists from right across the country. Held annually at the Mosman Art Gallery, the prestigious exhibition has become a highlight of Sydney’s cultural calendar and a proud tradition within the lo

Kholl Modern Bistro is an exciting new venue with an eclectic menu centred around charcoal grill. More on Mosman Located in the heart of Cremorne, Kholl has quickly established itself as one of the area’s most exciting contemporary dining destinations. Led by chef Tomoyuki Usui, the modern bistro blends refined technique with a relaxed neighbourhood atmosphere, creating a venue that feels both sophisticated and approachable. A modern fit-out designed around the restaurant’s

Discover which herbs thrive as the weather cools and how autumn conditions support healthy, productive growth. Autumn is a wonderful season for growing herbs. As summer heat fades, daytime temperatures become milder while the soil stays warm, creating comfortable growing conditions. Increased rainfall and fewer pests make it easier for herbs to establish strong roots and develop healthy leaves. Both leafy herbs and hardy perennials flourish during this season, making autumn p