burra.org.au – Current issues in the Community


	B.U.R.R.A. Boundary Submission The B.U.R.R.A. proposal for a local government boundary adjustment that would move Burra, Urila and the part of Royalla Estate not already located within the boundary of Queanbeyan City Council relocate them within the Queanbeyan City Council area has been submitted to the NSW Minister for Local Government. [Full story] Latest news on the B.U.R.R.A. boundary submission Queanbeyan and Palerang Councils consider B.U.R.R.A.'s boundary submission Palerang fudges the numbers A tale of two councils Related links B.U.R.R.A. Boundary submission (PDF – 1.6 Mb)

	Dog attacks – enough is enough In April 2007, the Burra Community was shocked to hear that seven alpacas were attacked and killed by two "hunting" dogs. Unfortunately, this is not the first time that local residents have had their stock chased, maimed and killed by domestic dogs. [Full story] Related links Companion Animals Act 1998 \| NSW Legislation

	Many views make up the vision On 15 November 2005, around 50 residents of Burra and Urila participated in a Community Visioning Workshop. The workshop was facilitated by Cr Catherine Moore. Participants in worked collaboratively in small groups to consider and share our views about the things that we value about our community. [Full Story]

Last updated: 25 September, 2007

B.U.R.R.A. Boundary Submission