Day: May 5, 2026

The Flour Mill has just been welcomed as Town Team #225 — joining a national movement of community groups who are taking positive, practical action to make their local places better. So what’s a Town Team? Town Teams are community groups, made up of residents, businesses, and anyone who cares

Have you ever wondered what makes a neighbourhood feel welcoming, connected, and alive? Our partner, Inhabit Place, is looking for friendly and observant locals to join a short-term paid project at the Flour Mill in late May as Place Auditors. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to shaping better

Because in the end, great places aren’t just built. They’re observed, experienced, and shared.

There’s something special about school holidays at the Flour Mill. The usual rhythm softens, the courtyard fills a little earlier, and suddenly the whole precinct feels like one big shared backyard, alive with families, laughter and a sense of play. It’s what this place has always been about: a space

When the Flour Mill Business Collective was established, we surveyed residents about their experiences in our outdoor shared spaces. The feedback got us thinking about the psychology of space, connection, and community, and led us somewhere we didn’t expect. The results were genuinely heartening. 55% of residents use the plaza

Flour Mill Markets is entering an exciting new chapter, one that builds on the legacy locals already love while setting the stage for a vibrant future.

The Flour Mill Wishing Tree invited locals to pause in their day, pick up a tag, and write down a Christmas wish or a hope for 2026.

The long-awaited moment for the Inner West community has come: the official opening of the GreenWay! A six-kilometre green trail connecting the Cooks River in Earlwood to the Parramatta River at Iron Cove. More than just a new walking and cycling route, the GreenWay is a powerful example of what

What once ground wheat now buzzes with coffee, craft, community and heritage. The Flour Mill at Summer Hill has been reborn, yet it has kept its soul intact - a new heart, built on old foundations.

Spooky fun, sweet treats, and community magic lit up Halloween at the Flour Mill, Summer Hill!

We are excited to share that our application for funding from the NSW Government’s Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner has been successful!

The culmination of our efforts was showcased at the Uptown District Showcase this week, where Sarah Mathews from the Little BIG Foundation presented the district vision and key strategies on behalf of the team.

Flour Mill of Summer Hill have come together and been selected as one of the 25 teams across NSW (and five teams in Sydney) to participate in the Uptown District Accelerator program.

The Flour Mill of Summer Hill was announced Development of the Year – New Communities (2019) at the Urban Developer Awards for Industry Excellence.

The Flour Mill of Summer Hill has been presented the 2019 AILA NSW Landscape Architecture Award for Urban Design.