Media Releases

Monday 10 October is World Mental Health Day and Mosman Council Youth Services are holding a “Market For Your Mind” to help raise awareness of mental health in the youth community. The Mosman Youth Forum, consisting of young Mosman residents, is helping to drive the project and have brought together youth and recreation services to join in the market.

Mosman Council has welcomed the judgment handed down by Justice Tim Moore in the Land and Environment Court on Wednesday, which found that that the report prepared by the NSW Government’s delegate on the proposed merger of Mosman, North Sydney and Willoughby, was flawed.

Native plant species are thriving and bushland health is improving in Mosman according to Mosman Council’s latest comprehensive Flora and Fauna Survey conducted earlier this year.

This event has been organised to thank supporters for their generosity in supporting Mosman Art Gallery’s CREATE!

Mosman Council’s Out & About concert series returns to Balmoral with the addition of an outdoor cinema screening on the Mosman Village Green.

Mosman Council is asking community members to participate in community consultation forums on Wednesday 14 September and to complete a brief on-line survey as it develops a plan to make Mosman more accessible and inclusive of people with disability.

Twenty seven community groups have been recognised and supported by Mosman Council through the provision of community grants for their programs and services.

Premier Mike Baird has failed to respond to a letter written by concerned mayors and councillors from seven local government areas around NSW facing forced amalgamation. The letter called for the Premier to consult with the seven councils and to suspend the amalgamation process for the time being.

Animal lovers and owners turned out in force along with an array of enthusiastic pets ranging from rats to a wide variety of dogs for Mosman Council’s 2016 Pet’s Day Out held yesterday on the Village Green.

Mayors and councillors from seven local government areas around NSW facing forced amalgamation have called upon Premier Mike Baird to suspend his “undemocratic” merger program.