We effect change in the Willoughby South region.

Joining together as a progress association for the betterment of Willoughby.

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 News: 8th January 2026.

Artarmon Parkland Pavillion opens.

Now officially called the The Artarmon Parklands Pavillion the Artarmon “Bowlo” has now reached completion.

An adaptive reuse of the former Artarmon Bowling Clubhouse, the pavilion is designed based on the principles of community, sustainability, and recognition of the site’s heritage. The structure is fully accessible, and features a range of energy efficient technologies, including solar panels and rainwater harvesting.

The pavilion incorporates a community room, kitchen, all-weather community pavilion, and new public bathrooms. Landscaped terraces and ramps are connect to the pavilion with the adjoining playground and passive recreation spaces.

Make a difference in the Willoughby South community.

If you are a local resident or business in the Willoughby South area, you can join in steering the community, projects, and culture where you want it to go. The Willoughby South Progress Association (WSPA) has a say in what happens in the Willoughby South area.

  • Development projects
  • Council plans
  • Environmental conservation
  • And more…
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How to get onboard

Apply to become a member

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Attend the meetings

Join us at our meetings where we plan our lobby actions for current issues and projects.

Create a better Willoughby South

See change take place and know that you were a part of the progress.

We are the Willoughby South Progress Association (WSPA).

Most residents in Willoughby South don’t know how to raise issues relating to the local community development, council decisions, parks, and more.

We are here to lobby and represent the Willoughby South area to the council and NSW state government on local matters.

We reflect the current mood of the community, as represented by our members at general and committee meetings.

“The only way to make your voice heard is to use it.”
— Geddy Lee