But the state won't be much better off financially after Prime Minister Julia Gillard and her entourage leave for home again after tonight's public forum.

Federal Health Minister Tanya Plibersek will be one of the three ministers not travelling to Launceston for the community cabinet.

So Ms Gillard will officially open the Northern Integrated Care Service building next to the Launceston General Hospital and the University of Tasmania Northern Clinical School on the top floor.

Climate Change Minister Greg Combet will visit Youngtown Primary School to talk to students about their work on solar energy.

Health and Ageing Minister Mark Butler is expected to officially open the new University of Tasmania campus at Masonic Peace Haven's Fred French site.

It is the base for an Australia-first aged-care training program for student doctors, nurses and paramedics.

Regional Development Minister Simon Crean will come to the Launceston community cabinet via Burnie, where he will turn the first sod for construction of the $4.25 million Agritas trade school.

Despite speculation that Ms Gillard would make a statement today regarding Tasmanian shipping and freight, it is expected that she will leave the state without announcing new funding.

More than 250 people have registered for the three events as part of the Launceston community cabinet.

More than 100 Tasmanians will have one-on-one meetings in a series of 40 sessions with various cabinet ministers.

They will include Launceston City Council representatives meeting Transport Minister Anthony Albanese.

There will be a public forum at the Launceston College gymnasium from 6pm and a public forum from 6.30pm for an hour.

Those attending the events needed to register in advance.