Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) says now is the time for Braddon candidates to commit federal funding to CCA’s regional...
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Cradle Coast Authority’s Sustainable Economic Growth for Regional Australia (SEGRA) Conference
CCA will host the national SEGRA conference at the paranaple convention centre in Devonport from August 31 to...
CCA Announce Federal Election Priorities
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has released an advocacy strategy ahead of the Federalelection. Details of the five...
King Island Brown Thornbill receives Priority Species Grant
Cradle Coast Authority, in partnership with King Island Landcare and Birdlife Australia,have been successful in...
Electric vehicles are easy to own
With skyrocketing fuel prices showing no signs of slowing down, electric vehicles (EVs) are receiving more scrutiny...
Successful recipients of Round 1 of the Cattle Hill Wind Farm community fund announced
Successful recipients of the Round 1 of the Cattle Hill Wind Farm community fund have been announced. Five...
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CCA to develop a Master Plan for the Cradle Coast region
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) is calling upon Braddon candidates in the upcoming State election to commit to investing in the development of a Master Plan for the region. CCA released a State Election Priority Statement earlier this month and has received positive...
CCA releases State Election Priority Statement
Click here to view the full statement: CCA State Election Priority Statement 2024 Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has released a priority statement ahead of the 2024 State election. Details of the proposals have begun to be presented to Braddon candidates. The list of...
Shared Coastal Pathway project remains on CCA’s agenda
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has submitted two proposals to the Tasmanian Government State Budget 2023/24 for the Cradle Coast Shared Pathway. CCA is seeking funding to map, evaluate and promote the pathway that spans from Latrobe to Wynyard. READ MEDIA RELEASE
Matthew Greskie
Independent Director
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Matthew (Mat) Greskie, B.Eng (Hons), GAICD, has extensive Board and senior management experience, including 11 years as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Dulverton Waste Management. He has a Bachelor of Engineering and is a graduate of the AICD.
Mat is a recognised leader in governance, strategy, risk management, strategic asset management, and project and contract management. He brings this suite of skills and knowledge to the CCA Board, where he looks forward to providing the community with the highest level of confidence in the organisation's governance and decision-making.
Mat’s current Board roles include Chair of Water Operations Association of Australia, Chair of NAMS Canada and Deputy Chair of the Tasmanian Waste and Resource Recovery Board.
John Dowling B.Pharm FCPA FACP FAICD FPG
Independent Director
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John Dowling B.Pharm FCPA FACP FAICD FPG is a Pharmacist and Certified Practising Accountant with extensive experience in business, governance, and community service. He is the Director of Terry White Chemmart Latrobe and Tasmanian Vice President of the Pharmacy Guild of Australia.
John is Treasurer of Youth, Family and Community Connections (YFCC) and a Fellow of CPA Australia, the Australian Institute of Company Directors, the Australian College of Pharmacy, and the Pharmacy Guild of Australia. His leadership roles include serving as the former State President of the Pharmacy Guild of Australia and holding directorships with Guild Insurance, Guild Super, GuildLink, and Gold Cross, as well as being the immediate past Chairman of Meridian Lawyers.
John was born in Devonport and has spent the majority of his life living on the North-west Coast. His family history here goes back many generations. After running a successful local business for more than 30 years, he remains passionate about the region’s prosperity and is committed to supporting its continued growth through his role with the Cradle Coast Authority.
Andrew Kneebone
Chair, Regional Economic Development Committee
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Cradle Coast Authority unites the councils of north-west and western Tasmania through strategic collaboration, fostering regional development, and ensuring a collective voice for shared goals and prosperity.
