In many local council areas you will find Rotary Clubs cooking breakfast for the local community on 26th January
We have been fortunate to be working with the City of Onkaparinga for many years to provide the traditional Australia Day Breakfast to members of our community https://www.onkaparingacity.com/Arts-events-tourism/Events-directory/Australia-Day-Breakfasts
Preparations start many weeks prior to the event with the applications for food permits, do risk assessments, check the bbq equipment, order provisions (we do hot and cold breakfasts, tea, coffee and juice).
Then we call on family and friends to help fill the roster. The Port Noarlunga Sea Scouts http://www.pnss.sa.scouts.com.au/ help out by setting up and manning the cereal and drinks stall.
Entertainment was provided by Glenelg Brass Band and Fleurieu Harmony Chorus.
Enjoy the pictorial

Early morning set up

Early morning set up

Setting up continues

Yes, it will get done!

Almost there

Port Noarlunga Sea Scout Crew ready with cereal, tea, coffee
and juice

Setting up the raffle sale stall

A quick "breather" before the storm

The scrambled eggs crew

Master BBQ-er Rotarian Chris

Some members of the Fleurieu Harmony Chorus waiting their turn
to entertain

Ready!

Waiting patiently

And still they come

Breakfast coordinator Mark checking raffle sales

How many sausages?

The Bacon Crew

The cereal and drinks stand manned by Port Noarlunga Sea Scouts

Cr Dan Platten lending a hand

Many hundreds of people enjoyed their breakfast on the lawns at
Ramsay Place


Newly elected Councillors Dan Platten and Gretel Wilkes

Chris Picton MP Member for Kaurna

Yummy breakfast!

Glenelg Brass Band provided some of the entertainment

Young volunteer Breeah with Cr Dan Platten

Fleurieu Harmony Chorus

Fleurieu Harmony Chorus

A quick pic with Chris Picton MP for Kaurna and from the City of Onkaparinga
Mayor Moira Were, Councillors Dan Platten and Gretel Wilkes,
Deputy Mayor Michael Fisher

Selfie time :)

Can we go now??

Packing up almost done

A little bit more

Hon Amanda Rishworth

The last word: President Marion Fielke

