Shirley Good currently organises the event. Installed in July 2020 is an art piece featuring a mosaic on the front and a word-jumble on the back, celebrating how marginalised people contribute to our communities, despite their struggles. It demonstrates how a sense of community can develop around marginalised people. 2020 also saw the town release its tourist app Ambling among Penguin's charms.In 2022 the app was translated into both Traditional and Simplified Chinese. The Penguin General Cemetery app, Stories from Penguin's Heritage Cemetery, was launched in February 2022 at an onsite Taiko drumming musical event. Notable residents Amy Cure, a world champion track cyclist; winner of the 2014 Women's 25 km Points race in Cali, Colombia Alannah Hill, fashion designer, lived in Penguin during her childhood (1960s?-1979), as her parents owned a milk bar in the town Trevor Kaine, the second Chief Minister of the Australian Capital Territory, 1989–91, was born in Penguin in 1928 Russell Robertson, former Australian rules footballer for the Melbourne Demons, attended Penguin High School from 1991 to 1994 John Wilton, member for Broadmeadows in the Victorian Legislative Assembly from 1962 to 1985, was born in Penguin in 1925 Associate Professor Daryl Guest, clinical researcher, academic and educator from the Department of Vision Sciences at The University of Melbourne, Chair of the Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand Board (OCANZ) from 2007 to 2014 Gallery References Localities of Central Coast Council (Tasmania) Towns in Tasmania North West Tasmania