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Past Lead Articles
- Dec 2019: Artarmon Village Plan Coming Soon
- Sep 2019: Artarmon Parklands Nearing Completion
- Jun 2019: Parking Scheme Proposed for Artarmon West
- Mar 2019: Masterplan to Improve Artarmon Shopping Village
- Dec 2018: Channel 9 Site Recommended Increase
- Sep 2018: Proposed Artarmon Boarding Houses
- Jun 2018: Parking Scheme for Artarmon
- Mar 2016: Channel 9, the saga continues
- Dec 2017: Artarmon parking solution may be delayed
- Sep 2017: Beaches Link Tunnel Joining the Dots
- Jun 2017: Artarmon Bowling Club House Likely Demolition
- Mar 2017: Changes are coming to Artarmon
- Dec 2016: Artarmon School Short Changed
- Sep 2016: Channel 9 – Bigger not better
- Jun 2016: Channel 9 – It’s Back
- Mar 2016: Don’t close Hampden Rd
- Dec 2015: New Metro Power Line Disruption
- Sep 2015: Green Light For School Redevelopment
- Jun 2015: Protests heighten over childcare centre
- Mar 2015: Childcare Centre Concerns Community
- Dec 2014: Wither Willoughby – and Thus Artarmon
- Sep 2014: Laser Lights Way in Pain Relief
- Jun 2014: Welcome to Artarmon Village
- Mar 2014: There is movement round the station…
- Nov 2013: Community agrees to fight as one
- Aug 2013: Hampden Rd DA off drawing board
- May 2013: Council offer compromise on Ch9 site
- Feb 2013: Outrage at Nine’s 18-storey plan
- Nov 2012: Ch9 site – our future stake
- Aug 2012: Hot contest for Naremburn seats
- May 2012: Artarmon shows off its heritage
- Feb 2012: Chance for improved community engagement
- Nov 2011: Towards a simpler planning system
- Aug 2011: The Concourse, Chatswood’s $171m big heart
- May 2011: Artarmon’s MPs hit the ground running
- Feb 2011: PBL’s $206m Ch9 project – work in progress
- Nov 2010: Artarmon Public School shining 100 years on
- Aug 2010: Urban Renewal: Just How should it Work?
- May 2010: Draft LEP 2009: What does it mean for Artarmon?
- Feb 2010: ‘Artarmon Loop’ now comes to Artarmon
- Nov 2009: Artarmon’s Industrial Revolution
- Aug 2009: A tale of two (or three) “community Centres”
- May 2009: New Shuttle Bus Service for Artarmon Industrial Area
- Feb 2009: What’s happening in Willoughby in 2009
- Nov 2008: Car Sharing comes to Artarmon
- Aug 2008: The new planning legislation and the Artarmon Conservation Area
- May 2008: Our Community Fair turns 5!
- February 2008: Netball Trial at Artarmon Reserve
- November 2007: The value of our street trees
- August 2007: Cameron Avenue West – What happened to my road?
- May 2007: A Fair Day Enjoyed by All
- February 2007: Depot delivers for Council
The Leadlights Project
A project of the Artarmon Progress Association The APA’s Heritage Committee photographed over 50 of Artarmon’s beautiful Art Deco and Art Nouveau leadlight windows as our contribution to Heritage Week 2009.
The project page is HERE.