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The Shire of Manjimup Library Service operates four vibrant community libraries in Manjimup, Pemberton, Northcliffe and Walpole.

Each library provides a welcoming space where people of all ages can enjoy a wide range of resources, services and literacy‑focused activities, supported by knowledgeable and friendly staff.

Manjimup Library (Main Branch)

  • Location: Corner of Mount and Rose Streets, Manjimup
  • Phone: (08) 9771 6940
  • Email: manjilib@manjimup.wa.gov.au
  • Opening hours: Monday - Friday: 10.00am-5.00pm. Saturday 9.00am-12.00pm

Pemberton Library

  • Location: Balang Miya Community Hub, 61 Brockman Street, Pemberton
  • Phone: (08) 9776 1311
  • Email: pembilib@manjimup.wa.gov.au
  • Opening hours: Wednesday: 9.00am–1.30pm Thursday: 12.00pm–5.00pm Friday: 9.30am–12.30pm & 1.00pm–5.00pm Saturday: 9.00am–12.00pm

Northcliffe Library

  • Location: Northcliffe Visitor Centre, Muirillup Road, Northcliffe
  • Phone: (08) 9776 7203
  • Email: nclib@manjimup.wa.gov.au
  • Opening hours: Monday–Sunday: 9.00am–3.00pm

Walpole Library

  • Location: Rear of Walpole Community Centre, 2 Pier Street, Walpole
  • Phone: (08) 9840 1108
  • Email: walpolelib@manjimup.wa.gov.au
  • Opening hours: Wednesday: 9.00am–12.00pm & 1.00pm–3.30pm Friday: 9.00am–12.00pm & 1.00pm–3.30pm Saturday: 9.00am–12.00pm

Can I reserve items?

Yes! You can reserve items:

  • Online, via the online library catalogue
  • By phone: 9771 6940
  • By email: manjilib@manjimup.wa.gov.au
  • In person at any Shire of Manjimup Library

How do I borrow or renew items?

  • Loan limits vary depending upon the item.
  • Items can be renewed online, by phone or in person at the library, unless the item has been reserved for another patron.

Can I access eLibrary resources?

Yes! All members can access digital resources like eBooks, eAudiobooks, eMagazines, movies, learning tools, and family history databases. Learn more here (eLibrary page link)

How do I become a member?

Library membership is free and available to permanent residents of Western Australia.

Lite membership is available for Interstate travelers or people without an address.

You can visit us in person or join our library online. If you join online, you can use your temporary card number and PIN to access eBooks, eAudiobooks and other online resources immediately. However, if you would like a full membership, visit your local library.

What happens if I lose my card?

Lost or damaged cards can be replaced for $2.00.

My card has stopped working in the app. What do I do?

Memberships automatically expire over time. Standard memberships last two years, while Lite memberships only last three months. When your membership expires, ask our library staff to renew it.

Can I access the internet?

Yes! Use a public computer available at most Shire Libraries or connect your device to our free Wi-Fi network.

How much does printing or photocopying cost?

A4 Black & White: $0.50 per side | Colour: $1.50 per side

A3 Black & White: $1.50 per side | Colour: $3.00 per side

How much does scanning cost?

Scanning is free at Manjimup Library. You can scan to email or USB. Staff can assist if needed.

Can I borrow a bookclub set?

You will need to register your club for a special ‘book club’ membership card to be able to access our book club sets. For more information, please contact us.

You need to be a member to use most of the eResources.

What's the difference between my library PIN and password?

It’s the same thing! Some eResources call it a PIN and some call it a password. You will need your library membership card barcode and PIN to access your eLibrary resources.

If you can’t remember your library PIN/password, you can reset it by contacting your local library.

Can I use the eResources if I have overdue items or fines?

Some of the eResource apps block access when you have issues with your account, such as overdue items or expired privileges. Once the issue is resolved, you will have full access again.

Can I use a Kindle eReader to read library eBooks?

No, unfortunately Kindles aren't compatible with library eBooks.

You can use Kobo with Library eBooks.

Use the OverDrive app in the Kobo to borrow directly from Libby. We recommend using the Libby app/browser to search and borrow, and then simply sync your Kobo – the eBooks will appear on your shelf.

For BorrowBox, you can transfer the eBooks to Kobo using a computer, USB cord and Adobe Digital Editions.

Can I read/listen offline on my device?

Yes, just download the title onto your device (best to do this when connected to Wi-Fi). Tip: sometimes when your Wi-Fi is still on but not connected to the internet, the app will try to update and not let you read offline. Just switch your Wi-Fi off so it knows you’re offline.

What's the difference between the three eReading platforms?

They all have a wide range of fiction and non-fiction, and titles for kids, youth and adults of all interests. BorrowBox and Libby tend to have more new releases and best sellers, while Hoopla has lesser-known titles and movies, music and comics.

Do my loans get automatically renewed like the physical collection?

Digital loans do not automatically renew. However, you can extend your loan within three days of the due date if there are no reserves on the item.

What if I don’t return my eBook/eAudiobook by the due date?

Don’t worry – the app will do it for you. If you do finish early, though, you can return your book early, in case someone is waiting for it.

Why do I have to reserve and wait for eBooks/eAudio? Can’t you just make more copies of the digital files?

Publishers sell licenses of eBooks/eAudio, the number of licenses purchased is how many “copies” there are available. The State Library of WA facilitates access to the eResource platforms and purchases the licenses for the titles on the platforms. Any additional copies must be purchased by public libraries and can only be accessed by that library’s patrons.

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