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CCNRM welcomes state election commitments from political parties
Cradle Coast Authority (CCA) is pleased to welcome commitments from the Tasmanian Liberal, Tasmanian Labor and Tasmanian Greens parties to increase core funding for Tasmania’s NRM organisations: Cradle Coast NRM, NRM North, and NRM South. This commitment to increased funding acknowledges the importance of natural resource management across the state. It [...]
CCA to develop a Master Plan for the Cradle Coast region
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 [...]
CCA releases State Election Priority Statement
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 [...]
HIF Tasmania eFuel Facility added to CCA’s Projects of Regional Importance list.
Cradle Coast Authority’s Regional Economic Development Committee (REDC) has assessed and approved HIF Asia Pacific’s proposed carbon-neutral eFuel plant for inclusion on the Projects of Regional Importance list under the Regional Investment Framework. The framework allows proponents to seek CCA’s help in advocating for significant regional projects and presents a unified voice [...]
Steps towards Sustainability project launch
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 [...]
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 Futures Plan. In her previous role as Regional Economic Development Coordinator at Regional Development Australia [...]
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 been managed by Cradle Coast Authority and funded jointly by local, [...]
Another CCA Masterplan milestone met
Seven years after the release of the Cradle Mountain Masterplan, CCA is delighted that another huge achievement has been ticked off the list of ambitious goals! The official opening of the Dove Lake Viewing Centre last month marked a significant milestone met. CCA welcomes this additional asset to the Tasmanian Wilderness [...]
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 Right: Matthew Greskie, Chair, NAMS Canada Bottom Left: John Dowling, Director – Coventry’s Pharmacy Pty Ltd, Chairman, Meridian Lawyers Bottom Right: Cheryl Fuller, Mayor, Central Coast Council Click here to read their [...]
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