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Residents and businesses are invited to get involved in HuskeeSwap, a new program to help reduce the impact of single-use take-away cups.

The 2019 Mosman Art Prize has been awarded to NSW artist Paul Kelleher after his work was selected from a field of 670 entries from across Australia.

Mosman’s Access and Mobility Committee has secured funding for new accessible toilets at Mosman Junction.

Councillor Libby Moline was unanimously elected to the position of Deputy Mayor at Council’s meeting on 3 September.

Mosman Council has awarded grants totalling $70,000 to 25 community organisations through its 2019/20 Community Grants program.

The work will protect the beach from erosion, ameliorate flooding, and improves the recreational amenity and safety for users of the area.

Winners of the 2019 Mosman Youth Awards in Literature were announced at the awards presentation evening held at Barry O’Keefe Library on Wednesday 28 August.

Mosman Council has released its program for the 2019 Festival of Mosman, the 10-day biennial festival celebrating all things Mosman that kicks off on 18 October.

Winners of the 2019 Mosman Youth Art Prize were revealed at the exhibition’s opening night at Mosman Art Gallery on Friday 10 May.

Some of Australia’s leading architects gathered at the Mosman Art Gallery on 29 April for the presentation of the Mosman Design Awards 2019.

Mosman Council has partnered with social enterprise group Y Vote to offer local young people the Emerging Civic Leaders program.

An interagency network is improving the approach by services in the lower north shore to the complex issues of domestic and family violence.

Council has resolved to place its draft (revised) 2018-2021 Delivery Program and 2019-2020 Operational Plan, Budget and Fees and Charges on public exhibition.

Sunday 17 March to Saturday 23 March is Harmony Week, a time to to celebrate Australia’s multiculturalism and diversity, and Mosman Council has some special events planned.

Council has launched a new service for young people aged 17-25 years called The Young Entrepreneurs’ Hub, offering a drop-in co-working space.

Mayor Corrigan has announced resident Gordon Alexander as Mosman’s 2019 Citizen of the Year and local student Ella Spencer as Mosman’s 2019 Young Citizen of the Year.

Council has a monthly Instagram competition that invites members of the community to share their significant and scenic snapshots of Mosman, its people and places.

Winners of the Rapt 2018 were announced on Wednesday 12 December at the Mosman Chamber of Commerce Christmas Party held at Mosman Art Gallery.

Apart from public holidays and selected days, the Council offices, Art Gallery and Library will be open during normal hours over the festive season.

Council has launched a monthly Instagram competition, inviting members of the community to post significant or scenic snapshots of Mosman, its people and places.