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23.01.2022 Temtrol fibre team installing a 48 core fibre Across the duck river in Smithton For all your optical fibre needs contact us today!

21.01.2022 Our last Board meeting for the year. Have a fantastic Christmas and a happy and safe new year and we look forward to an exciting 2021

18.01.2022 Great to see businesses investing for their future

17.01.2022 Great day for Northern Tasmania

16.01.2022 Happy to announce BBAMZ has received $452,000 to employ a Northern Workforce Development Officer, this role will be critical to form part of the recovery effort for George Town, Launceston and West Tamar

13.01.2022 Stage 1 of the George Town Football lights complete, great job GLB and Kempe, this is the value of partnerships

13.01.2022 Bell Bay Advanced Manufacturing Zone - Success in Collaboration

13.01.2022 Select Committee on Regional Australia visiting Bell Bay today, thanks Bridget for including us, greatly appreciated.

11.01.2022 Proud to be part of the Tasmanian Hydrogen Industry Alliance launched today

10.01.2022 BBAMZ inaugural business breakfast with guest speaker Bryan Hayes, CEO Forico with Leigh Darcy, Chair of BBAMZ

09.01.2022 What a great day for Tasmaina to hear all about the future of hydrogen and the economic benefit to our State, especially for Bell Bay. It was a pleasure to facilitate the Q&A with all 5 proponents and the Premier and Minister Barnett

07.01.2022 Took the opportunity to talk about Bell Bay and the Hydrogen potential while the Prime Minister was in town

06.01.2022 Great to be with the Premier, Mayor and leadership team of Liberty Bell Bay, a very bright future ahead for Bell Bay

06.01.2022 Great initiative by Bell Bay Aluminium

06.01.2022 Presented at the Association of Independent Retirees today, here with Chair Anne Sadler.

03.01.2022 Woodside & the State Government signed an MOU today alongside Tas Gas who will investigate blending Hydrogen in their gas lines, another positive step forward to achieving a Hydrogen future for Bell Bay.

03.01.2022 BBAMZ gears up to drive industry and jobs in Northern Tasmania The Bell Bay Advanced Manufacturing Zone (BBAMZ) is set to enter an exciting new phase as a stand-alone company. After three years of working under the Regional Development Australia (RDA) Tasmania banner, BBAMZ has now registered as a not-for-profit company in its own right. BBAMZ is an industry-based economic development group working collaboratively with government and community to support growth, investment a...nd business diversification in the Bell Bay and Tamar Valley regions. This represents a very positive outlook for BBAMZ and the region in general, said BBAMZ Chair, Mr Leigh Darcy. What started as an experiment three years ago to bring the private sector, state and local government together to grow and diversify the Bell Bay area has been so successful that it is now time for us to create our own entity. The partnership and support we have received from RDA Tasmania has been fantastic and we will continue those relationships as we move forward. I am pleased to announce that Susie Bower has been appointed CEO. Susie is very well credentialed with demonstrated expertise in operations and project management, strategy development, planning and stakeholder engagement. Susie will be a huge asset for BBAMZ as we drive growth, commercial outcomes and employment opportunities, said Mr Darcy. BBAMZ is the catalyst for accelerated manufacturing and industrial growth in Northern Tasmania, said Ms Bower. I am excited to see the growth in BBAMZ and the commitment from businesses and government over the past three years and the faith they have demonstrated in me to take this organisation to the next level. Business confidence is extremely high in Bell Bay and we have been inundated with proponents for hydrogen, in addition to other projects, which will create new industry and supply chains and importantly, many new jobs. The future is very bright and it is important that we capitalise on our natural strengths in Tasmania to not only recover from COVID but drive growth, said Ms Bower. Ms Bower holds a Masters in Management, a Graduate Certificate in Business (Sport Management) and a Bachelor of Arts Degree. She has completed the Australian Institute of Company Directors Course and is a graduate of the Tasmanian Leaders Program. See more

01.01.2022 South32 helping Bell Bay & George Town businesses https://www.south32.net//we're-supporting-small-businesses