Earlier this year Cradle Coast Authority’s (CCA) Natural Resource Management team,in collaboration with the Department...
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2022 Cradle Coast Local Government School-based Apprenticeship Opportunities
Ready to kick off your career, but not sure where to start?Have you considered local government?One industry with...
Local Agriculture Forum talks productivity and sustainability
On Friday the 6th of August the second WalkerAg Consultancy Industry Forum was heldin Ulverstone, bringing together...
Cradle Coast Authority appoints Sheree Vertigan AM as Acting CEO
One of Cradle Coast Authority’s directors, Sheree Vertigan AM, will take on an ActingCEO role until a new CEO is...
Cradle to Coastlines – June 2021
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Daryl Connelly to take up Central Coast Council role
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) CEO, Daryl Connelly, will leave the organisation in early Julyto take up a Director of...
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Cradle Coast Authority’s Sustainable Economic Growth for Regional Australia (SEGRA) Conference
CCA will host the national SEGRA conference at the paranaple convention centre in Devonport from August 31 to September 2 2022. The conference will attract over 250 delegates to the region with the conference covering topics such as adapting to change, connectivity,...
CCA Announce Federal Election Priorities
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has released an advocacy strategy ahead of the Federalelection. Details of the five initiatives developed by CCA and Member Council Representativesthrough the Regional Investment Framework, which identifies Projects of Regional...
King Island Brown Thornbill receives Priority Species Grant
Cradle Coast Authority, in partnership with King Island Landcare and Birdlife Australia,have been successful in obtaining a grant to help protect the King Island BrownThornbill, one of the top five Australian bird species considered most likely to becomeextinct within...
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Cradle Coast Authority unites 8 of Northwestern and Western Tasmania's councils through strategic collaboration, fostering regional development, and ensuring a collective voice for shared goals and prosperity.
