Governor's News lists the details of the Governor's Vice-Regal program.
They are published regularly here and keep you up-to-date on the activities of the Governor across the State and highlight the broad range of people and organisations with which Her Excellency is engaged.
Later, the Governor received the Honourable Christopher Shanahan, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Tasmania.
Yesterday morning at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, received the Honourable Madeleine Ogilvie, Minister for the Environment.
In the afternoon at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, and Emeritus Professor Don Chalmers received Mr Gary Cowan, Chief Executive Officer, and Ms Tomoko Nordling, Assistant Director, Communities and Communications, of the National Foundation for Australia-China Relations, together with Ms Ruth Baird, Director, Tasmania State Office, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
In the afternoon, the Governor and Professor Chalmers received Ms Shirleyann Varney, Chief Executive Officer, of the Sexual Assault Support Service Inc.
In the morning at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, and Emeritus Professor Don Chalmers hosted a visit by Year 6 students from The Friends’ School.
In the morning at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, presided at a Special Meeting of the Executive Council.
In the evening at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, and Emeritus Professor Don Chalmers hosted a formal dinner in honour of the official visit to Tasmania by the High Commissioner for India, His Excellency Mr Gopal Baglay.
In the afternoon at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, received Ms Leanne McLean, Director of the Peter Underwood Centre for Educational Attainment.
In the evening at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, and Emeritus Professor Don Chalmers hosted a reception to mark the Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games 2025.
In the evening, the Governor and Professor Chalmers hosted a reception for members of the Multicultural Council of Tasmania to mark Harmony Week 2025.
In the afternoon, the Governor and Emeritus Professor Don Chalmers received Dr Julie Rimes, President, and Distinguished Professor Ross Large, Councillor, of the Royal Society of Tasmania.
In the morning at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, received the Premier of Tasmania, the Honourable Jeremy Rockliff, at breakfast.
In the evening at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, and Emeritus Professor Don Chalmers hosted a presentation ceremony for the Tasmanian Community Fund to acknowledge the final cohort of participants who completed the 2024 Emerging Community Leaders Program.
In the evening at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, and Emeritus Professor Don Chalmers hosted a reception for members of the Royal Commonwealth Society — Southern Tasmanian Branch and other Loyal Societies to mark Commonwealth Day 2025.
In the morning at Simmons Park, Lindisfarne, the Governor, accompanied by Professor Chalmers, delivered an address to officially open the Hobart ‘Put Your Foot Down’ charity walk, hosted by Pankind — the Australian Pancreatic Cancer Foundation.
In the afternoon on board ‘Lady Nelson’, the Governor and Professor Chalmers participated in a harbour sail with an all-female crew, hosted by the Tasmanian Sail Training Association to mark International Women’s Day.
In the morning at Snug Beach, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, accompanied by Emeritus Professor Don Chalmers, delivered an address to officially open the 60th Scout Guide Regatta.
In the afternoon at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, hosted a luncheon in support of the Hobart Women’s Shelter, featuring a discussion with Ms Elizabeth Broderick, facilitated by Ms Ally Bradley, to mark International Women’s Day.
In the morning in Hobart, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, participated in a radio interview with the Triple M Breakfast program to mark International Women’s Day.
In the morning at Government House, the Governor of Tasmania, the Honourable Barbara Baker, and Emeritus Professor Don Chalmers received the Australian High Commissioner-designate to New Zealand, Mr Daniel Sloper, together with Ms Ruth Baird, State Director, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
