Partnership agreementsOn this page, you can search for an agreement, find a signing date and access a Council's website.
Search alphabetically for a partnership agreement by council: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Or choose from the list:
A bilateral partnership agreement is between the State Government and one council. The first Bilateral agreement was signed with Circular Head Council on 1 June 1999.
The State Government introduced regional partnership agreements to address issues that cross local boundaries but do not apply to the whole state. All Tasmanian councils have chosen to be part of one of three regional local government organisations.
Statewide partnership agreements are developed under the Premier's Local Government Council between the state and all local governments on issues of statewide significance.
In addition to bilateral, regional and statewide partnership agreements, a ground-breaking tripartite partnership agreement is under implementation within the partnership agreements program. It is the first agreement of its kind in Australia.
The Break O'Day Council is a member of Northern Tasmania Development. The second Break O'Day Partnership Agreement was signed on 13 April 2009. View the second: Partnership Agreement Original Partnership Agreement Visit the Break O'Day Council website
The Brighton Council is a member of the Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority. The Brighton Council Partnership Agreement was signed on 2 September 2004. View the:
Visit the Brighton Council website
The Burnie Council is a member of the Cradle Coast Authority. The Burnie City Council Partnership Agreement was signed on 6 September 2002. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Burnie City Council website
The Central Coast Council is a member of the Cradle Coast Authority. The Central Coast Partnership Agreement was signed on 15 October 2006. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Central Coast Council website
The Central Highlands Council is a member of the Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority. The Central Highlands Partnership Agreement was signed on 15 October 2002. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Central Highlands Council website
The Circular Head Council is a member of the Cradle Coast Authority. The Circular Head Partnership Agreement was the first State and Local Government Partnership Agreement signed in June 1999. A second partnership agreement was signed on 20 September 2004. View the:
Visit the Circular Head Council website
The Clarence City Council is a member of the Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority. The Clarence City Partnership Agreement was signed on 23 October 2006. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Clarence City Council website
The climate change agreement was signed on 16 December 2008. It is the fifth statewide partnership agreement signed by the State Government and local government in Tasmania. The agreement will be ongoing. View the Statewide agreement on Climate Change
Communication and Consultation This is the second communication and consultation partnership agreement signed under the Premier's Local Government Council. It was signed by Premier David Bartlett and President of the Local Government Association of Tasmania, Councillor Mike Gaffney on 16 December 2008. The first agreement was signed on 27 March 2003. The agreement sets out the commitments of both the Tasmanian Government and local government to communicate on issues of statewide importance and includes guidelines on communication and consultation between the two spheres of government.
The CCA consists of nine councils located in the north-west and west of the state. These are:
The CCA Partnership Agreement was the second regional agreement developed under the State and Local Government Partnership Agreements program. It was signed on 10 October 2001 View the Partnership Agreement The Cradle Coast Authority is one of three regional bodies in Tasmania. See also: Visit the Cradle Coast Authority website
Derwent Valley The Derwent Valley Partnership Agreement was signed on 19 September 2002. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Derwent Valley Council website
Devonport City The Devonport City Partnership Agreement was signed on 15 September 2004. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Devonport City website
Dorset The Dorset Partnership Agreement was signed on 14 October 2003. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Dorset Council website
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The Flinders Council is a member of Northern Tasmania Development. A bilateral partnership agreement was signed with the Flinders Council on 20 October 2000. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Flinders Council website
George Town A bilateral partnership agreement was signed with the George Town Council on 23 March 2003. A second partnership agreement was signed on 25 October 2009.
Visit the George Town Council website
Glamorgan-Spring Bay The Glamorgan-Spring Bay Partnership Agreement was signed on 3 December 2002. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Glamorgan-Spring Bay website
Glenorchy City The first partnership agreement with the Glenorchy City Council was signed in October 2000. The second partnership agreement was signed on 30 July 2008. View the:
Visit the Glenorchy City Council website
Hobart City A partnership agreement with the Hobart City Council was signed on 11 December 2001. View the:
Visit the Hobart City Council website
The Huon Valley Council is a member of the Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority. Negotiations on a bilateral partnership agreement with Huon Valley Council will commence shortly. Visit the Huon Valley Council website
Kentish The Kentish Partnership Agreement was signed on 16 July 2006. View the:
Visit the Kentish Council website
King Island The first partnership agreement with the King Island Council was signed on 3 April 2003. The second partnership agreement was signed on 30 August 2008. View the second Partnership Agreement View the first Partnership Agreement Visit the King Island Council website
Kingborough A single-issue partnership agreement with the Kingborough Council was signed on 18 December 2001. This is the first single-issue agreement to be developed with a Tasmanian Council. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Kingborough Council website
The Latrobe Council is a member of the Cradle Coast Authority. The Latrobe partnership agreement was signed on 17 July 2003. View the
Visit the Latrobe Council website
Launceston City A bilateral partnership agreement was signed with the Launceston City Council in November 1999. Negotiations towards a new Launceston City Partnership Agreement commenced in August 2003 and the Agreement was signed in July 2005. View the:
Visit the Launceston City Council website
Meander Valley The second Meander Valley Partnership Agreement was signed on 29 January 2009. View the:
Visit the Meander Valley Council website
The Northern Midlands Council is a member of Northern Tasmania Development. The Northern Midlands Partnership Agreement was signed on 5 December 2003. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Northern Midlands Council website
Northern Tasmania Development
The Northern Tasmania Development Partnership Agreement was originally signed as the Northern Tasmanian Municipal Organisation (NTMO) Partnership Agreement. The NTMO was disbanded in 2002 and management of the partnership agreement was transferred directly to the Northern Tasmanian Regional Development Board (NTRDB). The Northern Tasmania Development Partnership Agreement was the first regional agreement developed under the State and Local Government Partnership Agreements program. It was signed on 18 July 2001 and revised in March 2003 following the first evaluation.
Norrthern Tasmania Development is one of three regional bodies in Tasmania. See also: Visit the Northern Tasmania Development website
This is the first tripartite partnership agreement. It is between the State and Australian Governments and the Local Government Association of Tasmania, representing all 29 Tasmanian Councils. It is the first agreement of its kind in Australia. The agreement was signed on 28 August 2006. View the Tripartite Partnership Agreement for Population Ageing in Tasmania
This is a statewide partnership agreement, developed by the Premier's Local Government Council. View the Simplifying Planning Schemes Project
The Sorell Council is a member of the Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority. The Sorell Partnership Agreement was signed on Friday 21 July 2006. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Sorell Council website
Southern Midlands The Southern Midlands Partnership Agreement was signed on Tuesday 27 March 2007. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Southern Midlands Council website
Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority (STCA)
The STCA Partnership Agreement was signed on 11 December 2003. View the partnership agreement A number of the STCA councils are involved in issue-specific regional partnership agreements. These partnership agreements were developed before the STCA regional partnership agreement negotiations were commenced. These are: The Sustainable Growth of Tourism in Southern Tasmania The Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority is one of three regional bodies in Tasmania. See also:
Tasman A bilateral partnership agreement with the Tasman Council was signed on 11 May 2004. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Tasman Council website
Waratah-Wynyard A bilateral partnership agreement with Waratah-Wynyard Council was signed on 26 April 2005. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the Waratah-Wynyard Council website
Waste Management View the Statewide Agreement on Waste Management
West Coast The second West Coast Partnership Agreement was signed on 28 July 2009. View the: Second Partnerhip Agreement and the original Partnership Agreement Visit the West Coast Council website
West Tamar The West Tamar Partnership Agreement was signed on 30 October 2003. View the Partnership Agreement Visit the West Tamar Council website
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