If you are voting this Saturday why not combine it with a sausage sanger, a coffee or cake and while you're at it take a look at over 60 trikes or find out more about the proposed Bunnings at Tura Beach.
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Here's our guide to what's cooking on election day, Saturday, March 23:
Pambula Public School P&C
Pambula Public School P&C Association is running a barbecue and cake stall from 8am. People can cast their votes at the Pambula Public School polling booth and then enjoy drinks from the coffee van, a sizzling hot bacon and egg roll or a sausage sandwich.
There will also be a wide variety of homemade cakes and slices on offer for hungry voters. You can also purchase a $5 ticket in the Sapphire Coast Learning Community car raffle or a number on the 100s board.
Merimbula Public School P&C
Merimbula Public School P&C will have bacon and egg rolls, sausage sandwiches (with we have been told - the onion on the bottom), rissole and coleslaw burgers and coffee available.
There will also be a cake stall for eat in or takeaways, a 100s board and of course a raffle.
Eden Marine High School P&C
The EMHS P&C will have the barbecue going too from 8am until 2pm. On offer will bebacon and egg burgers, sausage sandwiches and rissole sandwiches.
There will also be a coffee van and cold drinks available.
Trike display
Expect to see in excess of 60 trikes driving through Merimbula on Saturday as part of the United Trikers Association visit to the area for their annual general meeting.
Merimbula has been chose for the association's AGM and long weekend meet. The association chooses a different place each year for the AGM and organiser Bruce Yalden said he decided to opt for Merimbula as it was "a very nice spot".
The trikers will do a mass ride through Merimbula at about 10am on Saturday morning heading for Oaklands, Pambula where they will have their trikes on display between 10.15-11.30am before heading to Eden.
Over 100 people have registered to take part in the visit and Mr Yalden said there would be "60 plus trikes" involved.
Bunnings info stall, Tura Beach
The polling booth is at Sapphire Coast Bridge Club Room, Shop 9 Tura Beach Shops but nearby Bunnings will host an information booth at the Tura Beach shopping centre, about its proposed development at the corner of Tura Beach Drive and Sapphire Coast Drive at Tura Beach.
Residents are invited to meet Bunnings representatives at the shopping centre in front of Woolworths at any time between 10am and 2pm. The company said that team members would be available to answer questions and provide information on the project.
The company said it plans to invest more than $17 million in the new warehouse, consisting of a main retail area, nursery, timber trade area, café and parking for more than 200 cars.
"If approved, the store would provide up to 75 jobs for local residents," the company said.
