In May 2023, CCA was awarded a $100,000 grant in the initial round of the Tasmanian Department of Health's Healthy...
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Tasmanian suppliers are invited to register their interest to work on the NWTD project
The TasNetworks North West Transmission Developments (NWTD) project has reached an important milestone with the...
Cradle Coast Authority appoints Regional Development Manager
Cradle Coast Authority appoints Regional Development Manager Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) welcomes Veronica Terry as...
Shared Coastal Pathway openings – Central Coast sections
Tasmanian Labor Senator, Anne Urquhart joined Central Coast Mayor, Cheryl Fuller, and Chair of the Cradle Coast...
Another CCA Masterplan milestone met
Seven years after the release of the Cradle Mountain Masterplan, CCA is delighted that another huge achievement has...
Welcome to CCA new board members
CCA is delighted to announce the appointment of four new board members. Top left: Barbara Hingston AM. Chair, REDC Top...
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Tasmanian suppliers are invited to register their interest to work on the NWTD project
The TasNetworks North West Transmission Developments (NWTD) project has reached an important milestone with the Request for Proposal (RFP) opening on 28 June 2023 for a period of 16 weeks. Contractors that have been selected to proceed through to the RFP stage are...
Cradle Coast Authority appoints Regional Development Manager
Cradle Coast Authority appoints Regional Development Manager Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) welcomes Veronica Terry as the new Regional Development Manager. Veronica will take the lead role in developing, managing, and supporting projects aligned with CCA’s Regional...
Shared Coastal Pathway openings – Central Coast sections
Tasmanian Labor Senator, Anne Urquhart joined Central Coast Mayor, Cheryl Fuller, and Chair of the Cradle Coast Authority, Sid Sidebottom, today to officially open two sections of the Shared Coastal Pathway on the Central Coast. The Shared Coastal Pathway project has...
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