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C-19 business impacts revealed
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has today shared the results of its COVID-19 ImpactSurvey. 125 businesses have completed...
Free property management planning resources go online
long history of helping farmers across our region to develop management plans fortheir properties. Property Management...
Competitive advantage in the time of pandemic
[ Recently I was chatting with a mate, trying to convince him that I thought there might be a decline in ‘nation...
Imagine us being paid to make the world greener
Imagine a time when our region is a world leader in helping individuals, big businesses, and perhaps entire sectors to...
Kindness and compassion worth celebrating
On behalf of our Member Councils, Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) is proud to support CareBeyond Cure and Anahita Farmden...
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Electric vehicles are easy to own
With skyrocketing fuel prices showing no signs of slowing down, electric vehicles (EVs) are receiving more scrutiny than ever. But there are still a lot of misconceptions around about what life with an EV is really like. - In Tasmania, EVs are not "powered by coal"....
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 community projects are being supported through the community fund:- Steppes Hall - Maintenance- Bothwell Golf Club - Storage facility- Bothwell Golf Club -...
Register your interest in joining the TasNetworks Youth Panel
TasNetworks are forming a Youth Panel. Meeting five times from March to May 2022, the panel will work together to co-design a draft community benefits sharing program framework. Participants will be paid to attend the meetings. Anyone who is 18-25* years of age and...
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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.
