Artarmon Progress Association

14/06/2026

Do you know someone who has recently lost their specs?

Have you lost your specs? They were found on Cordia Way, by one of our community garden members. They are currently being 'minded' by our garden cuddle rabbit. Artarmon community Artarmon Village Artarmon Progress Association

07/06/2026

Regardless of your politics, sometimes it's just good to get a face-to-face opportunity to hear and see first hand.
See you Wednesday night (regardless of rain, hail or cold weather!)

04/06/2026

Constructive feedback and input is always useful. (Just saying😉)

Help us improve Council services.
Our 2026 Community Research is underway, and we want to hear from residents about what is working well and where we can improve.
Telephone interviews begin from Wednesday 3 June for residents aged 18+ living in the Willoughby City Council area.
If you receive a call from Micromex Research, we encourage you to participate and share your feedback.

28/05/2026

Water outage (Thurday 28 May)
There is a burst water main in Elizabeth Street which means around 100 Artarmon homes, including along Burra Rd, are without water. Estimated time to restore service is 6.30 pm.

28/05/2026

Thank you for the invitation to attend.

A great turnout last night for our third Local Business Support and Activation consultation session - this time with Artarmon businesses.

Thank you to Cr Greco and Cr Roussac for joining the conversation, and a special thank you to Armond and the Pizza Luna team for hosting us.

A big thank you as well to Council staff John and Stella from our Economic Development team for their work organising these sessions and continuing to build strong relationships with businesses across our local centres.

These sessions are an important opportunity to hear directly from local businesses about the future of their centres - what’s working well, the challenges they’re facing and where Council can help create opportunities.

There was strong discussion around enabling appropriate development that supports businesses, creating a clearer identity for Artarmon and giving people more reasons to visit and spend time in the centre. We also spoke about the importance of collaboration between businesses, Council and the community to help activate spaces, create opportunities and support Artarmon’s multicultural, multigenerational community.

Artarmon has a unique character and enormous potential, and it was fantastic to see so many people willing to contribute ideas and work together on the future of the centre.

I’m looking forward to seeing the outcomes of these discussions and the development of an action plan for Artarmon as we continue this important work across our local centres.

If you live, work, shop or spend time in Artarmon, I’d love to hear your ideas as well - what would you like to see in the centre in the future? Please share your thoughts in the comments below. 👇

28/05/2026

Every trip across the harbour bridge heading south, is an adventure in sign reading. May the lanes be with you.....

Warringah Freeway

27/05/2026

Get through winter. Get the jab.

Protect yourself and others by visiting a community pharmacy for your flu vaccination today. Book online or walk in — it only takes a few minutes!

27/05/2026

Now 12 months into the job, Federal MP Nicolette Boele is guest speaker at our next Public Information meeting....
You're invited.

14/05/2026

Do you play golf? Council is seeking feedback on a proposed update to the Castle Cove Golf Course Plan of Management in response to a proposal received from the Castle Cove Country Club, which leases the golf course from Council. Council considered the matter at its meeting held 23 March 2026 and resolved to seek feedback from the community on the draft updated Plan of Management.
The proposal seeks minor changes to the Plan of Management which, if approved, would permit a variation to the lease that would allow temporary changes to the site while the Club's land is being redeveloped to build seniors' housing units following a development approval obtained from the Sydney North Planning Panel.
Temporary uses that would be permitted during construction under a revised Plan Of Management:
· temporary use of the tennis courts as a car park
· temporary use of the tennis club house as a golf club house and pro shop
How to get involved:
Online : Completing the online form available here - https://www.haveyoursaywilloughby.com.au/planning-for-castle-cove-golf-course
Willoughby City Council is inviting submissions from 7 May 2026 - 18 June 2026

Why we're seeking your feedback on the draft Castle Cove Golf Course Plan of Management The Plan of Management for Castle Cove Golf Course has been updated in response to a proposal received from the Castle Cove Country Club, which leases the golf course from Council.

14/05/2026

This is important as the plan is where Council will focus its resoucres: people, budget, time etc. Is it fair across the entire area managed by Willoughby Council? Is it reaslistic? Is it funded (it's your rates that pay what we get). Is the money being spent in the right places? It may be a dry topic.... but it's like your household budget, get it wrong and it's a disaster in the future.