September 4 - Scone Time Domville Place. September 12 - RUOK - BBQ Brekky Domville Place. September 14-15 - Fishing Competition. September 17 - Skateboard Workshop. September 21 - MRA Bowls Day.

Pick your challenge - beginner, junior, seasoned pro - more info and entry forms available at https://acof.com.au/cooking-comp

Enjoy a fun night of old time, rock and roll and line dancing. Millmerran Show Pavillion. Live music by Kieran Lillis.$5 per person, BYO drinks, Light supper provided. Sausage sizzle available for purchase from 5pm.

Rocky Creek Hall Commitee proudly host The Broxburn Music Club. BBQ Dinner and bar operating from 5.30 (Cash only) $20/ticket - Book Early. Shuttle bus departs Gate 2 Showgrounds at 5pm - $10/seat phone 0427951042

Millmerran Arts Council presents Waiting for Brenda. It brings together countrifled indie folk with tons of heart, soul, stomp and swagger. Adults $25, 12 - 17 years $10, Kids FREE. Bookings essential - tickets available at www.milmerranartscouncil.com - BYO nibbles and drinks.

Winner to receive stage time at the Australian Camo Iven Festival. Cash prizes - Winner $300 uner up $150. Voters Prize 3 x fuel cards.Entertainment in Domville Place from 11.30am to 3pm with Eithan Biefeld Trio sponsored by D A Ha;; & Co. Buskers perform in Campbell Street from 9.30am.

Family friendly Halloween Community Disco. Millmerran Cultural Centre, Food available from 5.30pm.$10 per person, $30 per family

Darling Downs Health has welcomed the news of capital funding from the State Government to build a new Millmerran Multipurpose Health Service with works to be completed in 2025.

Darling Downs Health Board Chair, Mike Horan AM said today’s announcement is an important investment in the delivery of high-quality health care for Millmerran and surrounding communities.

“To have the opportunity to build a new, modern multipurpose health service facility in Millmerran is incredibly important for the town and the communities it services. This new facility will bring about improvements for people needing treatment and care, as well as better amenities for our staff,” Mr Horan said.

The multipurpose health service facility will comprise of an eight-bed inpatient unit, five-bed residential aged care space, and acute and non-acute spaces.

“Our focus will be ensuring these projects are completed to a high standard and that the outcome is exactly what is needed in the community.”

Chief Executive of Darling Downs Health, Annette Scott PSM said the announcement will allow the Health Service to provide state-of-the-art facilities to the community.

“This is the third major infrastructure project that we’ve received funding for since June 2022 and I know that a new multipurpose health service facility will bring a revitalised healthcare experience to the Millmerran community.

“It’s an exciting time for not only us as a Health Service, but for the whole community. This investment in infrastructure in Millmerran and the recently announced new hospital for Tara forms part of the Government’s $1.038 billion Building Rural and Remote Health Program.

“We’ll be keeping our staff and community informed as these activities progress and I’m looking forward to seeing these projects delivered.” Ms Scott said

The Millmerran Heritage walk is a great way to take a leisurly stroll while visiting many of the historical sites around the town of Millmerran including: The original residence and general store, the first police residence, churches, and museum.

Click on More Info to check out the guide and map and take in some history.