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Mayor Paul Shaw re-elected to lead Mosman Park

The Town of Mosman Park is pleased to announce that Mayor Paul Shaw has been re-elected and will continue in his role as Mayor, following no nominations being received for the position in the upcoming 2025 Local Government election.

This re-election reflects the strong confidence in Mayor Shaw’s leadership and his commitment to guiding Mosman Park with care and dedication.

Mayor Shaw has been instrumental in shaping a community that is vibrant, welcoming, and well-governed. His focus on community values, sustainability, and ensuring Mosman Park remains a special place “between river and sea” has been deeply valued by residents and Council alike.

A warm congratulations goes to Mayor Shaw on this well-deserved continuation of his role. The Town looks forward to working together with him for another term, as we continue to serve and strengthen our community.

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