Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) welcomes the new manager to oversee NaturalResource Management in the region. READ MEDIA...
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Tasmanian renewable hydrogen industry activation report released
Renewables Tasmania has released a report on their Industry Activation Study, which sought to identify projects that...
Proposed St Patricks Plains Wind Farm layout finalised
The layout for the proposed St Patricks Plains Wind Farm, located south east of Miena in the Midlands Renewable Energy...
Applications Closing Soon – Local Government Australian School-basedApprenticeships
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has conducted intense school engagement across the region to sparkinterest in Australian...
It’s a Wrap – West Coast Students Learn About Council Life
15 students from Mountain Heights and Rosebery District High Schools had a limited opportunity thisweek to see what...
A day in the life of West Coast Council
Is Council just about roads and rubbish?Why does Council want to collect all our cats and dogs’ names?Why are there so...
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Another CCA Masterplan milestone met
Seven years after the release of the Cradle Mountain Masterplan, CCA is delighted that another huge achievement has been ticked off the list of ambitious goals! The official opening of the Dove Lake Viewing Centre last month marked a significant milestone met. CCA...
Welcome to CCA new board members
CCA is delighted to announce the appointment of four new board members. Top left: Barbara Hingston AM. Chair, REDC Top Right: Matthew Greskie, Chair, NAMS Canada Bottom Left: John Dowling, Director – Coventry’s Pharmacy Pty Ltd, Chairman, Meridian Lawyers Bottom...
Whaleback Ridge renewable energy project supported by CCA as project of regional significance.
The Cradle Coast’s outstanding advantages were recently endorsed by the Premier of Tasmania’s announcement that the North-West of Tasmania will be the first region to be explored in detail for its potential to host the state’s first Renewable Energy Zone (REZ). READ...
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