They spend their lives skipping queues and avoiding life’s other mundane tasks.
But on Election Day celebrities fronted polling booths around Australia to do their civic duty, helping themselves to sausages and XNova cupcakes or even helping hand out how to vote cards.
Nicole Kidman was photographed out with daughters Faith Margaret, seven, and Sunday Rose, five, at their school’s fair, which also hosted a busy polling place.
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Nice day out: Nicole Kidman was photographed out with daughters Faith Margaret, seven, and Sunday Rose, five, at their school’s fair, which also hosted a busy polling place
The Hollywood star opted for a casual chic ensemble as she made her way past the cake stalls, sausage sizzle stands and raffle sellers.
It was not clear if Nicole voted on the spot, chose a quieter booth earlier in the day, or avoided it altogether by postal voting as she rubbed shoulders with those waiting in line.
Channel Nine presenter, Rebecca Judd, took her daughter Billie to her local polling booth in the Melbourne suburb of Brighton and even bought her a cupcake.
Best dressed voter: The Hollywood star opted for a casual chic ensemble as she made her way past the cake stalls, sausage sizzle stands and raffle sellers
The former model posted a snap of the two-year-old happily holding her colourful treat that used marshmallows to make it look like a bunny’s face with ears and a nose.
‘Polling booth treats to be had in Briiiiiiiiiiiiiiiighton darl,’ she wrote next to the shot shared with her 499,000 Instagram followers.
Actor Sam Neill was snapped in Double Bay helping out Labor candidate for Wentworth, Evan Hughes, by handing out ‘how to vote’ cards.
Polling booth treats: Rebecca Judd posted a snap of her two-year-old daughter Billie happily holding her colourful treat that used marshmallows to make it look like a bunny’s face with ears and a nose
The 68-year-old was photographed by passers-by posing with other volunteers with a stack of pamphlets in his hands.
The Kiwi-born star gave a big smile behind his greying beard and in another photo engaged in some playful banter with a Malcolm Turnbull supporter.
Weekend Today Host, Deborah Knight, got up earlier that even the most keen 8am voter, sharing a post of herself and colleagues Jayne Azzopardi and Natalaia Cooper in the studio.
Helping out: Actor Sam Neill was snapped in Double Bay helping out Labor candidate for Wentworth Evan Hughes by handing out how to vote cards
Showing his colours: The Kiwi-born star gave a big smile behind his greying beard and in another photo engaged in some playful banter with a Malcolm Turnbull supporter
‘Happy Election Day to you!@jayneazzo @sjweather and I on a coffee high. Bring on the Election Day snags,’ she wrote next to the picture.
Weathergirl Natalia soon got in on the act herself, filmed enthusiastically chomping into a sausage in a bun on the morning show as the polls opened.
The 31-year-old was later snapped holding what appeared to be a blue and pink sherbet in an ice-cream cone with a stick in protruding from it attached to a sticker of a unicorn.
Early start: Weekend Today Host Deborah Knight got up earlier that even the most keen 8am voter, sharing a post of herself and colleagues Jayne Azzopardi and Natalaia Cooper in the studio
Favourite part of Election Day!Weathergirl Natalia soon got in on the act herself, filmed enthusiastically chomping into a sausage in a bun on the morning show as the polls opened
#unicornpoop: The 31-year-old was later snapped holding what appeared to be a blue and pink sherbet in an ice-cream cone with a stick in protruding from it attached to a sticker of a unicorn
‘Apparently this will be the hottest item at Election Day cake stalls.#unicornpoop,’ she wrote on her Twitter.
Comedian Chas Licciardello of Chaser fame was accosted by a volunteer for micro party Drug Law Reform Australia, likely between filming for The Chaser’s Election Desk.
Sporting a sheepish look with a backpack full of gear on his back, the ABC funnyman was photographed outside a busy polling place in the trendy Sydney suburb of Newtown.
TV gold: Comedian Chas Licciardello of Chaser fame was accosted by a volunteer for micro party Drug Law Reform Australia, likely between filming for The Chaser’s Election Desk
‘Handing out how-to-vote cards late this federal Election Day in #Newtown and we got the support of the ever-wonderful Chas from the #Chaser on @abctv,’ the party wrote.
‘We even let him shred one of our cards for some television gold!’
Nova 96.9 host Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli got in on the great Australian tradition of the Election Day sausage sizzle, photographed with a mouthful of meat.
‘Someone loves #ausvotes’: Nova 96.9 host Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli got in on the great Australian tradition of the Election Day sausage sizzle, photographed with a mouthful of meat