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We meet the ‘long-lifers’ - dogs who’ve spent months (and years) waiting for their forever homes - at Monika’s Doggie Rescue. Hidden among the bushland of Ingleside, just 25 minutes from Mosman, Monika’s Doggie Rescue is one of Sydney’s few no-kill shelters. For more than 25 years, it has provided a safe haven for thousands of stray and abandoned dogs. While many go on to find loving homes, some wait patiently, their second chance taking longer to arrive. Founded by animal we

Real Housewives meets Dick Tracy - Murder In Mosman is a corny crime thriller about vanity, greed, and the danger of badly kept secrets. 

2026 - A year of navigating change in a complex Mosman property market. If there’s one thing we know for certain, it’s that change waits for no one. Since COVID-19, every year has tested buyers, sellers, and investors alike: interest rates rise, living costs soar, global events ripple through local economies, and policy shifts. In this environment, predicting where the property market will go has never been more challenging. 2026 promises more of the same - but it also offers

A sprawling three-story Mosman property with views across to North and South heads and down to Balmoral Beach, sold for an unprecedented $50 million in October last year and has smashed the North Shore property record.

Mosman Council is planning a low-impact upgrade of the Rosherville Reserve playground, with construction scheduled from August to December 2026.

Remembering Dame Marie Bashir, the first female Governor of NSW, whose decades in Mosman and tireless community work left an enduring legacy. Dame Marie Bashir, the first female Governor of New South Wales and a highly respected public servant, has died at the age of 95. She passed away on 20 January 2026, leaving a legacy of service, compassion and leadership across medicine, community advocacy and public life. Born in Narrandera in 1930, Marie Roslyn Bashir graduated from t

Many locals are turning purple over Mosman’s proposed multi-level developments, with Mosman Matters  shining a spotlight on what residents say truly matters.  By Rita Bratovich Bob Clark and his wife, Carmel, have lived in Balmoral for four decades and feel very much a part of the community. Over the years, they’ve seen subtle changes to the surrounding landscape, but the character and heritage of Mosman LGA has mostly remained intact.  Until now. The NSW Government’s recentl

Fire rips through luxury yachts at Mosman Marina, causing millions in damage By Lucy Pearson Fire tore through a row of luxury yachts at one of Sydney Harbour’s most prestigious marinas in the early hours of Friday 9 th  January, destroying three vessels, badly damaging a fourth and forcing residents to flee as thick smoke filled the air. Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) was called to the blaze at The Spit Marina in Mosman ,  on Sydney’s lower North Shore, shortly before 3.30am. M

Learn more about Clifton Gardens - an idyllic harbour side reserve tucked along the Middle Head Walk, offering a relaxed and versatile space for families, swimmers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Inside Happy Decay’s creative practices and mission to bring colour, joy and meaning to public spaces right across Sydney. By Gerii Pleitez Happy Decay’s work transforms everyday spaces into places of imagination and connection. Known for creating playful, immersive murals that invite viewers to slow down and look closer.  Their practice is driven by curiosity, humour and a deep respect for community. From large-scale public artworks in local neighbourhoods to collaborations

Bolter's and stowaways – the seaward escapes of Sydney convicts. By Alec Smart During the early years of the British penal colony experiment in Sydney Cove, only a few convicts escaped custody due to its remote location and inhospitable climate. Among the successful escapees, a few joined Indigenous clans and effectively ‘went native’, whilst those who purloined a boat or joined the crew of a visiting ship had a greater chance of success. In the early 1800s, Aboriginal tracke

From lockdown sketches to iconic calendars, Jan Larsen captures the charm of Balmain life. “There’s always something that could be a...

Discover the history of Mort Bay in Balmain, home to Australia’s first dry dock. Learn how Mort’s Dock shaped Sydney’s maritime industry, its wartime contributions, and the bay’s transformation into public parkland.

Explore Roaring Stories’ Spring Reading Guide and find your next favourite book.

Discover a day in the life of Shauna Colnan, Principal of International Grammar School Sydney. From greeting students and leading projects to teaching Year 12 English, Shauna’s role blends leadership, inspiration, and community spirit.

Explore the violent history of Balmain’s gangs between 1885–1900. From the notorious Liver Push to their clashes with rival pushes, discover the riots, pub brawls, and street wars that defined Sydney’s larrikin era.

Discover the best Balmain and Rozelle run clubs. Join group runs, improve fitness, and meet locals with weekly sessions for beginners and seasoned runners alike.

Looking for Sydney’s best Sunday roast? Balmain, Rozelle, and Birchgrove pubs serve hearty roasts with all the trimmings — Yorkshire pudding, rich gravy, and perfectly crisp potatoes.

Nature’s Energy Balmain Bathhouse reopens on 3 September 2025 with a luxury upgrade featuring medical-grade red light therapy, mineral pools, saunas, ice baths, and holistic treatments.

Balmain MP Kobi Shetty shares recent community wins, including the return of the Balmain West Ferry, $4.8M for Callan Park green space, and shore-to-ship power at White Bay to improve air quality.