West and north-west Tasmania is soon to experience incredible change, as several key developments move into the...
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Project launch: Cradle Coast Regional Priority Weeds
From 2025 to 2027, Cradle Coast NRM, in partnership with Landcare Tasmania, will deliver the Cradle Coast Regional...
CCA bids farewell to Chair, the Hon. Sid Sidebottom
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) wishes to acknowledge and celebrate the significant contribution of outgoing Board Chair,...
Small Grants create meaningful impacts for community groups
Round Five of Cradle Coast NRM’s Community Capacity Small Grants Program is well underway, providing funding and...
Ian Vanderbeek appointed Chair of Cradle Coast Authority Board
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ian Vanderbeek as the new Chair of the CCA...
Chair appointed to the Regional NRM Committee
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) is pleased to announce Peter Voller PSM as the successful candidate for the position of...
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Ian Vanderbeek appointed Chair of Cradle Coast Authority Board
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ian Vanderbeek as the new Chair of the CCA Board. Mr Vanderbeek is an accomplished senior executive and non-executive director with more than 40 years of international experience across the...
Chair appointed to the Regional NRM Committee
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) is pleased to announce Peter Voller PSM as the successful candidate for the position of Chair of the Cradle Coast Regional Natural Resource Management (NRM) Committee. This appointment has the full endorsement of both the CCA Board and...
Ways the Shared Coastal Pathway benefits our community
The Shared Coastal Pathway has quickly found a place in the hearts (and routines) of people on the North-west coast. One user on social media expressed it beautifully: “I use the pathway regularly. What has amazed me is how many people are also using it. It’s far...
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