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Update on Library Notices

We have recently updated our telemessaging system and are pleased to announce that we can now call or send text messages to mobile phone numbers. Calling times have also changed as shown below. These expanded times allow us to have a better chance of making contact with you as soon as possible.

Monday to Friday: 9am - 1pm and 4pm - 8pm
Saturday: 11am - 3pm

Email is still the best method for notifying you as quickly as possible as we send emails throughout the day. This also ensures that you will receive pre-overdue notification.

Emails comply with our environmental policies.

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Membership Guide

Welcome to Moonee Valley Library Service. Our five libraries provide a range of services to support the needs of the community for learning, information and recreation. Library membership is open...

Library services

All our libraries have an extensive collection of books, DVDs and magazines, free internet access and information services. Learn more about our resources and services

Online Library

Library members have free access to the huge array of eBooks, databases, tutorials and encyclopaedias available in our online library. ...

Library events and news

Moonee Valley libraries have special events throughout the year for people of all ages. Activities include author talks, information sessions and school holiday fun. Take a look at our...

Library Programs

Library for teens

Teen book buy Photography event Mind, body and soul workshop Trivia night Manga club Watch this space for dates and times

Library for kids

Jacqueline will be talking about writing her bestselling Alice-Miranda books Presented by Book Bonding & Moonee Valley Library ServiceBook Sales and Signings Thursday 22 March at...

Local and Family History

The Local History collection is located at the Sam Merrifield Library, and contains resources in book, fiche/film, photograph and CD-ROM format. Our family and local history blog has information...