The Cradle Coast Authority today welcomed the announcement by the Tasmanian Labor Party that if elected it would work...
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Philip Reid appointed as new CEO of Cradle Coast Authority
Mr. Philip Reid, Acting General Manager of Norfolk Island Regional Council, has been appointed as the new CEO of the...
New project builds on lessons from 2016 floods to strengthen Tasmania’s resilience and recovery
In a major step to improve Tasmania’s flood resilience and recovery, the state’s three natural resource management...
Burnie City Council votes to re-joins Cradle Coast Authority
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) is pleased to confirm that at the Burnie City Council meeting on 24 June, Councillors...
CCA hopeful Burnie City Council will re-join
Cradle Coast Authority hopeful Burnie City Council will re-join the regional organisation, restoring full regional...
Future Energy Hub – Community Event
Regional leaders, industry stakeholders and community members interested in the renewable energy transition have come...
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CCA is seeking two skilled directors to lead the region
CCA is seeking two independent directors to serve as: • Chairperson of the CCA Board of Directors • Chairperson of the Regional Natural Resource Management (NRM) Committee and Director on the CCA Board These roles require visionary leaders committed to strengthening...
The real energy challenge facing Tasmania
Tasmania has a proud and longstanding history of renewable energy, beginning with our first major hydropower project in 1916. But this legacy can sometimes mask the reality that we are facing an energy crisis. Unlike the crisis of 2016, our current challenge is...
CCA welcomes election commitment for Regional Partnership Agreements
The Cradle Coast Authority today welcomed the announcement by the Tasmanian Labor Party that if elected it would work with local government to establish Regional Partnership Agreements between local governments and the State Government. Chair of the Cradle Coast Board...
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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.
