Floods and libraries

The recent flooding in Queensland and Victoria has been horrendous and our hearts go out to all who have been affected. You may be wondering how the Library is assisting our counter-parts in these affected areas.

Fortunately for those communities, damage to their public libraries has been minimal. Public Libraries SA (the governing body that supports all Public Libraries in SA) is working with their equivalents in Queensland and Victoria to ascertain what practical assistance is required. At the moment, we’ve been advised that the Libraries are in recovery mode and thus cannot deal with donations of resources until they have determined what collections are damaged,  how they can be assisted and when they have the staff available to process donations. So, at the moment we won’t be sending any donations until Public Libraries SA indicates it’s appropriate to do so. However if you’re interested in aiding those affected by floods financially you can donate via the Queensland Premier’s disaster relief appeal or through the Red Cross Victorian appeal.

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Located at the City of Tea Tree Gully Civic Centre, the Tea Tree Gully Library has a range of collections and services to meet the diverse needs of our 60,000 registered borrowers. We have a collection of over 130,000 items including books, DVDs, CDs and magazines. We are committed to staying in touch with our registered borrowers and now provide news, insights and information through our library blog “Off the shelf”.

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