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Information about changes to Council services, support for businesses and other important community information.

KINDERGARTEN ENROLMENT

Enrol your child in three-year-old and four-year-old kindergarten via the new Centralised Kindergarten Enrolment System from 1 July to 31 August, 2020.

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HAVE YOUR SAY

Read and provide feedback on the Proposed Budget 2020/21 until 5pm, Friday 24 July.

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Maryborough Regional Library

The only place you can go to access over 3 million items, attend weekly children's programs, daily access to Wi-Fi and computers, meet authors, browse historic local newspapers and so much more - all for free.

General Information

The Maryborough Regional Library is much more than just books. The Library hosts many different events and activities for the community to enjoy throughout the year and provides outreach services to different townships in the Central Goldfields Shire.

Locations, hours and contact information

Find out the opening hours of Maryborough Regional Library and how to contact staff.

Children and Families

Maryborough Regional Library offers heaps of fun activities for children and their families.

Browse and Borrow

Find out what the Library collection has on offer and view the collection

What's On

Keep up to date with current events and programs at the Maryborough Regional Library.

Apps, databases and e-Library

Learn about the various free apps and databases available at the Library.

Follow the Maryborough Library on Facebook: @MBLibVic

Central Goldfields Shire Council acknowledges the ancestors and descendants of the Dja Dja Wurrung. We acknowledge that their forebears are the Traditional Owners of the area we are on and have been for many thousands of years. The Djaara have performed age old ceremonies of celebration, initiation and renewal. We acknowledge their living culture and their unique role in the life of this region.