Her Excellency, accompanied by Professor Nimmo, attended a Farewell Reception at Parliament House hosted by the Premier and Minister for Veterans, the Honourable David Crisafulli MP, in honour of her as the 27th Governor of Queensland.

Her Excellency presided over the Swearing-in of the Honourable Amanda Stoker MP as Minister for Families, Seniors and Disability Services and Minister for Child Safety and the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence, and Natalie Marr MP as Assistant Minister for Finance, Trade, Employment and Training, at Government House, followed by a meeting of the Executive Council.

The Governor and Professor Nimmo this evening hosted a Reception in Recognition of Patronage Organisations at Government House, with Her Excellency thanking the more than 220 representatives in attendance for for their partnership, support and shared commitment to serving Queenslanders.

The Governor, Anzac Day Commemoration Committee in Queensland, received the Chairman of Anzac Day Parade Brisbane, Mr Kerry Gallagher AM, to discuss the organisation’s work commemorating the service and sacrifice of Queenslanders.

Her Excellency has presided over a meeting of the Executive Council at 1 William Street, undertaking an important constitutional duty of the Office of Governor.

The Governor received the Clerk of the Parliament, Mr Neil Laurie, at Government House today for the presentation of three Bills, to which Royal Assent was granted. govhouse.qld.gov.au/governme…

The Governor has visited Coen Primary Health Care Centre, marking the 150th Queensland hospital or health centre she has visited during her five-year term and fulfilling a key commitment made at her Swearing-in.

Her Excellency and Professor Nimmo joined Cook Shire Mayor Cr Robyn Holmes and members of the Coen community for lunch at Coen Town Hall. The occasion marked the final regional visit of the Governor’s five-year term.

Her Excellency and Professor Nimmo, on an official visit to Far North Queensland, met with teachers, staff, pupils and their carers at Coen State School, reading to the children from the Government House children’s book A Place for all Queenslanders.

Her Excellency and Professor Nimmo have attended the 130th Local Government Association of Queensland Annual Conference Awards Ceremony and Gala Dinner at the Cairns Convention Centre, celebrating excellence and service across Queensland’s local government sector.

Government House has welcomed members of the Clayfield-Ascot Garden Club for a guided tour. For more information on our tours, visit our website.

Her Excellency, Patron of the Royal Queensland Art Society, and Professor Nimmo, today received its President, Ms Margaret Thomas, Director of Gallery Operations, Ms Kate Bounas, and Committee members and artists, Ms Donna Gibb and Mr Richard Blundell, at Government House.

Her Excellency, Patron of the Australian War Widows Queensland, attended the organisation’s Field of Remembrance Service at St John's Anglican Cathedral in Brisbane.

Professor Nimmo, Patron of the Queensland Rifle Association Inc., attended the National Rifle Association of Australia's Match trophy presentation at Belmont Shooting Complex in Brisbane.

Upon her return from official travel to the United Kingdom, Her Excellency signed a Proclamation to resume duty as Governor of Queensland. The Honourable Chief Justice Helen Bowskill has now ceased duty as Acting Governor.

The Governor, accompanied by Professor Nimmo, has attended a Reception in the State Apartments at St James’s Palace marking Their Majesties’ upcoming visit to The Bahamas, Guyana and Antigua and Barbuda ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

The Governor and Professor Nimmo have visited Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style at The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, an exhibition celebrating the late Queen’s life through her wardrobe and the stories behind her clothing.

Her Excellency, accompanied by Professor Nimmo, has attended a Farewell Call with His Majesty King Charles III at Buckingham Palace, marking the conclusion of her Vice-Regal term. The meeting reflected the longstanding constitutional connection between Queensland and the Crown, with the Governor serving as The King’s representative in the state.