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This National Reconciliation Week, we pause to reflect. From 27 May to 3 June, Australians come together to honour the shared histories, cultures and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and to consider the role each of us plays in building a more reconciled future. The Grove sits on the traditional lands of the Bunurong and Wadawurrung peoples, on either side of the Werribee River. Our local secondary school carries the name Brinbeal, meaning rainbow in Boonwurrung language, chosen through community consultation with Traditional Owners. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Autumnal golden hour! The sun might be setting a bit earlier these days, but there is something so magical about the late afternoon sun at The Grove at the moment. Before you head inside for dinner, rug up the kids and step outside to catch the last of the daylight.

Introducing Pass the Plate, a community series celebrating the recipes that bring us together. We’re starting with a classic: chicken biryani. Fragrant, flavourful, and made to share. If you’ve got a treasured recipe or something you grew up loving, we’d love to hear from you. Send it in and help us celebrate the flavours that make our community unique. Let’s pass the plate and share the love, one recipe at a time.

What a day! A massive thank you to everyone who laced up their sneakers and joined us for the Wetlands Stride 2026. The energy at The Grove was unmatched, the stalls were impeccable, and the striding elite. Every year this event shows us just how strong our community is. Follow the link to see the rest of the pictures! https://bit.ly/4uPVPsm

At The Grove, home ownership might be closer than you think.��We’re breaking down some of the most common myths to help you feel more confident about taking that first step. Find out more in the Fraser's First Home Buyer guide. Link in bio!

There's something pretty special about having the wetlands as your backyard. Step out of your front door and you’re on trails that wind through native grasses and past local wildlife. Its incredible how quickly the suburb fades away. Where's your favourite spot to walk at The Grove? Drop it below!