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Tasmania
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2008 Local Government Survey Results
The industry that is expected to be the most important one in two to five years:
Retail
Industries with extended growth potential (industries which employ small numbers, but are expected to expand in 2-5 years):
Agriculture
Aged care services
Warehousing, storage, distribution
Tourism
Industries with limited growth potential (industries which employ large numbers, but are expected to diminish in 2-5 years):
Nil
Current major employers in your local area:
Retail
Education
Light Industry
Hospitality
Local and State Government
Events which may affect the future shape of the local area economy:
Take up of recycled water scheme (Coal River Valley)
Cambridge bulky goods retail precinct
Hobart Airport commercial development (DFO)
Extension of natural gas to the Eastern Shore
Kangaroo Bay development (Tourism and Leisure precinct)
Opportunities which exist in the local area which could encourage the establishment of new businesses:
Space to facilitate business relocation/expansion and opportunities for master planning of new developments
Availability of low cost irrigation water
Export opportunities assisted by proximity to Hobart International Airport
Value adding business – vertically integrated with the Coal River Valley primary production
Visitor accommodation shortage (urban)
Shortages of skills/occupations in your area.
Seasonal Labour (agriculture and tourism)
Retail
Contact:
Name: Greg Walker
Position: Economic development officer
Phone: (03) 6245 8629
Fax: (03) 6245 8700
Email:
gwalker@ccc.tas.gov.au
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