Millennium Minerals Limited announced that it has received further outstanding high-grade results from drilling completed late last year at the Golden Gate Mining Centre, part of its 100%-owned Nullagine Gold Project in Western Australia. The new results include thick, high-grade intercepts across several prospects, confirming the strong potential of this area, which is located approximately 36km north-east of the processing plant, to host the next underground mine at Nullagine. The company is targeting a Decision to Mine for the underground development at Golden Gate in first quarter of 2019, coinciding with the scheduled commissioning of the expanded sulphide plant in late first quarter/early second quarter of 2019. A nominal 20m x 20m program commenced in November 2018 with the drilling completed in December. A total of 53 RC holes for 4,983m were drilled to test for additional oxide mineralisation as well as the depth potential beneath the ABC Reef, Crow, D Reef and Harrier pits. This drilling tested the sulphidic material at depth and provided material for metallurgical test work. Drilling was completed in October and November 2018 to test the down-dip extensions to the Condor and Condor Northwest deposits, as well as the area between the two deposits. This drilling was designed to potentially deepen and expand the proposed pit for Condor Northwest as well as to establish if there is potential for a cut-back on the Condor pit. Drilling was carried out on a nominal 20 x 20m spacing, with a total of 33 RC holes completed for 2,465m. The new drilling results from Golden Gate will be included in the updated Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve statement due in February 2019. The new Golden Gate Mineral Resource will also be utilised as the basis of underground mining studies to confirm the potential for a new underground mining operation.