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Festival kicks off
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The Festival of Mosman got under way with a successful opening weekend, with a full week of events to follow.
Playground officially opened
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The completion of a new inclusive playspace has been celebrated through an official opening of the Hunter Park Inclusive Playspace at Balmoral.
New footbridge complete
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Construction of a new Harnett Park footbridge is complete, with the popular walkway open for the public to enjoy.
Gallery trainee honoured
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The achievements of Mosman Art Gallery trainee Keira Grundy have been recognised in the 2023 Ministers’ Awards for Women in Local Government.
Chatty Chair launches
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A new space encouraging residents and visitors to Mosman to sit and have a chat in a bid to help combat loneliness and social isolation has been launched.…
Council Decided – 3 October 2023
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Council received and noted a report detailing complaints and accolades received during 2022/23.
From the Mayor - 27 September 2023
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History does indeed await us on 14 October when all eligible Australians will imprint their vote into both our nation’s ongoing story and our national…
2023 Mosman Art Prize winner
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The 2023 Mosman Art Prize - Australia's oldest and most recognised local government art award has been awarded to Sydney-based artist David Griggs.
Footbridge rebuild underway
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Work is progressing on replacement of the Harnett Park footbridge which was partially destroyed in a storm in December last year.
Hunter Park playground
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Finishing touches are being made to improvements at Hunter Park, Balmoral, including its new inclusive playground.
Middle Head/Gubbuh Gubbuh Draft Master Plan
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Council will make a submission on the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust’s (SHFT) Revised Draft Master Plan for Middle Head/Gubbuh Gubbuh.
Youth Centre name change
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Mosman Youth Centre will officially change its name after Council resolved to drop the word ‘Development’ from the centre’s name.