Media Releases

The Safety Around Schools program is a joint initiative of five North Shore councils. This road safety program urges parents and carers to always put safety above convenience when it comes to dropping off and picking up their children from school.

Mosman Council has called upon the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) to formally explain why councils must meet requirements of size to satisfy its ‘Fit for the Future’ criteria.

An innovative Aboriginal art exhibition in a former World War II naval fuel tank has earned Mosman Art Gallery the top award at the prestigious 2015 Museums and Galleries National Awards.

Mosman Council has been successful in its application to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) for a 13% Special Rate Variation in 2015/16.

Mosman Council has resolved to maintain its independence by lodging a ‘Council Improvement Proposal (Existing structure)’ as its Fit for the Future submission to the NSW Government.

Young people have nominated a lack of activities and youth-friendly spaces in Mosman as their key concern, in a major survey of more than 380 young people conducted ahead of Youth Week (10-19 April).

A unique home that has been designed to share the amenity of land, views and sculptures with the street has taken out the overall award for Contribution to the Built Environment at the 2015 Mosman Design Awards.

Mosman Council is calling on residents and ratepayers to have their say on its continued independence and three possible amalgamation options before the current engagement period ends on Thursday (2 April).

More than 500 residents and ratepayers have already voiced their opinion on four options currently being exhibited by Mosman Council in response to the NSW Government’s “Fit for the Future” program.

The Mosman Art Gallery was abuzz with ideas last week at the ground-breaking forum for local community groups run jointly by the Rotary Club of Mosman Inc. and Mosman Council.