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Councils employ more apprentices
Young Waratah resident, Mitchell Weatherill, hadn’t considered a career in localgovernment before hearing about the...
Tasmania’s renewable hydrogen advantage
In April 2020, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) opened the $70 million Renewable Hydrogen Deployment...
New toolkit to help protect Little Penguins.
A new citizen science-based toolkit was launched today by Minister for Primary Industries and Water the Hon. Guy...
Councils prepared for next federal election
Representatives of the region’s nine Councils have agreed on a process and foridentifying regional election priorities...
Councils appoint new Chief
Cradle Coast Authority’s nine Member Councils appointed a new ChiefRepresentative and Deputy Chief Representative at...
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CCA’s CEO attended one of a three Jobs and Skills Roundtable.
Following the release of the Jobs and Skills Summit Issues paper, CCA’s CEO Sheree Vertigan attended one of three regional Jobs and Skills Roundtable. On 18th August 2022, North West and West Coast attendees addressed our shared economic challenges. The...
Many thanks to our retiring CCA Directors – 2022
With the upcoming local government elections in our region and the retirement of some of our CCA Directors, the Board will be taking on a different look into the future. On behalf of the Board and the CCA team I would like to sincerely thank independent Directors...
Whaleback Ridge Renewable Energy Project added to Cradle Coast Authority’s list of regionally important projects.
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has today announced that “Green Hydrogen in the North West Supported by Whaleback Ridge Renewable Energy” has been added to its list of Regionally Important Projects. READ MEDIA RELEASE