Notes on the program of the Governor of Victoria.
The Governor opened the National Public Sector Managers and Leaders Conference 2016; and attended the Islamic Museum of Australia for International Women's Day High Tea. The Governor also attended the Department of Health and Human Services Children's Day at the 2016 Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grant Prix. In the evening, the Governor and Judge Howard hosted a reception to mark the 2016 Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix.
The Governor, as Patron of Croquet Victoria, officially re-opened the Bendigo Croquet Clubhouse. In the evening, the Governor, accompanied by Judge Howard, attended the Oxfam Comedy Gala at the Palais Theatre.
The Governor presided at a meeting of the Executive Council; and hosted a reception to recognise the 120th anniversary of the Children's Protection Society.
The Governor accompanied by Judge Howard opened the Lorne Sculpture Biennale.
The Governor hosted a reception for the Justices of the Family Court of Australia; and attended the Law Institute Victoria's Dame Roma Mitchell Memorial Lunch.
The Governor received a call from Mr Malcolm Cater, Chair of Lord Somers Camp; and hosted a luncheon in honour of the visit of delegates from the Hong Kong Design Centre.
The Governor spoke at the LaTrobe Regional Hospital International Women's Day Luncheon at Traralgon Vineyard and in the evening, attended the Victorian Sports Awards at the MCG.
The Governor presided at a meeting of the Executive Council. On the occasion of International Women's Day 2016, the Governor addressed Pascoe Vale Girls College students and attended a meeting of The Queen's Fund at Melbourne Town Hall. She then hosted an Afternoon Tea at Government House; and in the evening accompanied by Judge Howard, delivered the keynote address at the Institute of Public Administration Australia Victoria Annual International Women's Day Gala Dinner.
On Sunday, the Governor and Judge Howard hosted a reception for the Melbourne International Fashion Festival 20th Anniversary at Government House.
On Saturday, the Governor unveiled a bust of Charles La Trobe at the Queenscliffe Historical Museum