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WEIPA LIBRARY Weipa Library is structured to meet the evolving community
needs of the future, where visits to a library will be an enjoyable experience, fulfilling a wide range of expections, in addition to the purpose of reading. learning and borrowing books | | Residents and Visitors to Weipa are welcome to join the library.You can choose from the lastest fiction, the classics, leisure, lifestyle, personal development.Our friendly team of professionals will show you our fantastic collection.Did you know that, not only does our collection include books but also videos and magazines?Our "talking books" feature the lastest popular fiction on cassette.Need to send an email or do some word processing? This is all available at our friendly library !! | Opening Times Monday - 2pm - 4.30pm
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 9am - 1pm & 2pm - 4.30pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm & 2pm - 7.30pm & Saturday 9am - 12.30pm | Who can borrow? - Members of Weipa Library can borrow items
- Membership is available to residents and /or ratepayers of Queensland, businesses or organisation based in Weipa.
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How do you join? - Residents, businesses or organisation can join at the Weipa Library, or download the application for Adult membership and bring the completed form and required ID with you
- Children under 18 will need to be accompanied by an adult for the provision of ID. Download HIBBERD LIBRARY JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP
- Visitors may become members upon payment of a refundable deposit.
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What can be borrowed? - Books - Fiction and non-fiction for children and adults, including large print format.
- Magazines
- Cassettes
- Talking books
- Videos
How many Items can be borrowed? - Up to 14(forteen) items at one time can be borrowed.
- 12 books and 2 videos
- You may reserve any item currently on loan to another borrower. The Library will notify you when the item is available for collection. Please follow the link and fill out the form. Book Requests
How long can items be borrowed? - 3 weeks
- If you require items for longer period, contact the library in person, by phone to extend your loan. The library can arrange a further 3 weeks extension, providing another member has not reserved the items.
How are items returned? - Items may be returned to the library at any time. There is an after-hours return bin at the libraries front door.
| Services - Professional reference & Information Services
- Reference materials that ate always available in the libraries
- Public Internet Access
- Areas for reading and study
- Meeting rooms for local and visiting groups and organisations
- Promotional display space
- Local community information notice boards
- Photocopying at 30c per page
- Games and toys for use in the library
- Special celebrations including Children's book Week and Australian Library Week
- Resources focusing on the Far Northern region
- Newspapers
- Magazines
- Cape York Collection
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