Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has brought representatives from its eight member Councils to meet with the Labor,...
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Federal funding election commitment for SCP
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has welcomed the Federal Labor Government’s $1.3 million election commitment to enhance...
CCA welcomes Federal funding election commitment for the SCP
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has welcomed the Federal Labor Government’s $1.3 million election commitment to enhance...
Help Shape the Future of the Cradle Coast
The Regional Land Use Strategy (RLUS) sets out high-level direction for land use and development in the Cradle Coast...
CCA releases key priorities for the 2025 federal election
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has launched the Cradle Coast 2025 Federal Election Key Priorities, calling on the...
NRM Committee Membership – Expressions of Interest now open!
The NRM committee are seeking up to 4 new members. Individuals nominating for the committee should have an interest in...
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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 (NRM) organisations, NRM North, NRM South and Cradle Coast NRM, are proud to announce the launch of a new project building on lessons learned from the...
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 voted unanimously to re-join the region’s joint authority. Once CCA receives formal acknowledgement from Burnie City Council, CCA will start the process...
CCA hopeful Burnie City Council will re-join
Cradle Coast Authority hopeful Burnie City Council will re-join the regional organisation, restoring full regional collaboration Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) welcomes Burnie City Council’s upcoming decision on whether to re-join the region’s joint authority,...
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