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Heritage-listed Crows Nest bank fortress hits the market for $35 million.
Mosman Collective · This week
Heritage-listed Crows Nest bank fortress hits the market for $35 million.
  1. Further modifications needed for five-storey Crows Nest apartment block plans
    North Sydney Sun · This week
  2. Iconic Crows Nest brutalist building hits the market for $35M
    North Sydney Sun · A while ago
  3. What North Sydney Council decided this week (12 October 2026)
    North Sydney Council · A while ago
  4. Baker accuses planning minister of ‘overreach’ as $9.3m park funding hangs in balance
    North Sydney Sun · A while ago
  5. Fresh bid to save Kelly’s Place as centre challenges council’s account
    North Sydney Sun · A while ago

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North Shore Lorikeet· A while agoLifestyle

Newsletter: This Crows Nest store knows about "keeping afloat"

A Crows Nest shop called Boat Books, on the corner of Clarke and Oxley Streets next to the Crows Nest Metro, sells only books about boats. Its stock covers building, sailing, repairing, kayaking and fishing, along with history and humour titles. The newsletter also reports that Australia lacks a national framework for recycling solar panels, so most are exported or sent to landfill. The NSW Government plans to consult on a mandatory recycling scheme, and federal MP Zali Steggall has called for extended producer responsibility for manufacturers.

Newsletter: This Crows Nest store knows about "keeping afloat"
Northside Living News· A while agoLifestyle

Crows Nest Fest comes alive!

Crows Nest Fest returns on 18 October with 200 market stalls, live music, and entertainment. The event, organised by Crows Nest Mainstreet, spans the entire village and highlights local businesses. New features include Paws Avenue for animal lovers and a Kids Zone with pony rides and face painting. The festival aims to create a sense of discovery and celebrate the suburb's vibrant atmosphere.

Crows Nest Fest comes alive!
North Sydney Council· A while agoCouncil

New Booking system supports fairer use of North Sydney's parks

North Sydney's new park booking system is live, balancing commercial use and large gatherings with free casual access. The system aims to manage limited open space as demand grows, particularly in Crows Nest and St Leonards, where open space per person is projected to fall. From 2027, commercial operators and large groups will pay fees, with revenue funding maintenance. Casual use remains free, and the system launched on 6 October 2026.

New Booking system supports fairer use of North Sydney's parks

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