Mr Miller, a joiner by trade, says he can't get a job, because he's "probably too awesome", but then he is a stay-at-home dad with twins soon to be 5, and a younger child.
He's already got a website and posted a video to YouTube - The Race for Council 2013.
Mr Miller came to public attention last year with the "Oscar fiasco".
He had booked the Wanganui War Memorial Hall for the 11th annual Group Oscars, a get-together of former Wanganui High School friends. However, the district council barred the event going ahead, on advice from the police that it would need a special liquor licence.
Mr Miller said he "did not let sleeping dogs lie" and took the council to court over the incident.
The council settled the dispute out of court, he said. But Mr Miller, not one to be lost for words, came up short yesterday and would not divulge the settlement, or whether a money transaction was involved, because of a confidentiality clause.
Mr Miller is no stranger to controversy.
He was listed as a contributor to a website about the "h" being added to Wanganui, which sparked fanatical postings on a Facebook page, including extreme racist threats and calls for vandalism, according to a story on the Stuff website. Elections for councils around New Zealand will be held on October 12.