Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) is calling upon Braddon candidates in the upcoming State election to commit to investing in the development of a Master Plan for the region. CCA released a State Election Priority Statement earlier this month and has received positive verbal support from both major Tasmanian political parties and Independent candidates, as well as written support from the Tasmanian Greens’ party on all of the initiatives [...]

Click here to view the full statement: CCA State Election Priority Statement 2024 Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) has released a priority statement ahead of the 2024 State election. Details of the proposals have begun to be presented to Braddon candidates. The list of priorities focuses on ensuring the long-term sustainability of our region. CCA wants to collaborate with its Member Councils to progress our work that will bring [...]

In May 2023, CCA was awarded a $100,000 grant in the initial round of the Tasmanian Department of Health's Healthy Focus Grants. The grants offered aim to facilitate action towards achieving a healthier Tasmania through focus areas such as mental health and wellbeing, active living, and addressing the impact of climate change on health. Steps towards sustainability will make towns more walkable, supporting active living. It engages [...]

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 been managed by Cradle Coast Authority and funded jointly by local, state, and federal governments. The inclusion of two new sections, Sulphur Creek to Penguin and a [...]