Manildra

Manildra, a charming town in New South Wales, is renowned for its rich agricultural heritage and vibrant community spirit. Situated along Mandagery Creek, it boasts the Manildra Flour Mill, the largest in the Southern Hemisphere, and a significant canola processing plant. The town's heritage is showcased through the Amusu Theatre, Australia's oldest continuously operating cinema, and the Soldiers Memorial Hall, a historic venue for community events. Visitors can also admire art installations on the flour mill train wagons and explore the Manildra Heritage Walk to discover the town's unique history.