Today is the last day to enrol to vote or change your enrolment details (it closes August 24, at 11:59pm), so you can be a part of the postal survey about legalising same-sex marriage.
Since the announcement of the survey, it's not just the queer community who are helping spread the word about checking your enrolment details - companies all around Australia have, too.
Local pubs, cafes, churches, government departments, and a variety of small businesses have been putting up signs encouraging Aussies to enrol to vote, and make their voice heard.
Here's some of the best signs we've noticed around the country:
The Menagerie Cafe, Brisbane QLD
Newtown Fire Station, Newtown NSW
The Low Road Café, Windsor QLD
The Parlour Bakery, Brisbane QLD
Northcote Social Club, Northcote VIC
21 Red Espresso, Killarney Vale NSW
City of Melbourne, VIC
Red Parka, Hobart, TAS
Gosford Anglican Church, Gosford NSW
St Michael's, Melbourne VIC
Pakington Cottage, Geelong VIC
The Hardware Societe, Melbourne VIC
The Lansdowne, Sydney NSW
Mary's, Newtown NSW
The Chairman Cafe, Heidelberg VIC
There's less than 24 hours left to enrol and update your voting details, including your address, which is fundamental to be able to vote in the postal survey. To check your enrolment details, head to check.aec.gov.au - it only takes 2 minutes!
The non-binding postal survey will begin to be mailed out on September 12th, and must be sent by mail to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) - they have to receive it before 6pm on November 7th. We'll find out the results on November 15.
Spotted a sign you feel should get some recognition? Post in the comments on Facebook, or tweet them at @SBSsexuality.
