At a glance
- Branches
- Seven: Hoppers Crossing, Julia Gillard Library Tarneit, Manor Lakes, Point Cook, Werribee, plus the Truganina and Williams Landing Library Lounges
- Cost
- Free to join at any age, free to borrow, and no overdue charges
- Loans
- 60 physical loans at a time; most items for four weeks
- Printing
- Black and white A4 30 cents; colour A4 $1.10; scanning free
- Phone
- (03) 8734 8999 for all branches
- Public holidays
- All libraries are closed on public holidays; the online eLibrary stays open 24 hours a day
- Who it’s for
- Residents and visitors in Werribee, Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit, Point Cook, Manor Lakes, Truganina, Williams Landing and Wyndham Vale
- What to do now
- Join online for an eLibrary card, then upgrade at a branch with government-issued ID to borrow physical items
- Last checked
- Monday 9 November 2026, against Wyndham City’s library and venue pages
- Not yet confirmed
- Whether the council will introduce after-hours Open Library access; it says the model is not finalised
Wyndham City Libraries has seven locations, membership is free for all ages, and you can borrow up to 60 physical items at a time with no overdue charges. The longest weekday hours are 9am to 8pm Monday to Thursday at the Julia Gillard Library in Tarneit, and the two Library Lounges at Truganina and Williams Landing are smaller, with weekday-only hours. This guide sets out each branch’s address and hours, how to join, how long you can borrow items, what printing costs and what the council says about possible after-hours access, using Wyndham City’s pages read on 9 November 2026.
What are the opening hours of each Wyndham library?
| Branch | Address | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Hoppers Crossing Library | Pacific Werribee Shopping Centre, Level 1, Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing | Monday to Thursday 9:30am to 8pm; Friday 9:30am to 6pm; Saturday 10am to 4pm; Sunday 1:30pm to 5pm |
| Julia Gillard Library Tarneit | 150 Sunset Views Boulevard, Tarneit | Monday to Thursday 9am to 8pm; Friday 9am to 6pm; Saturday 10am to 4pm; Sunday 1:30pm to 5pm |
| Manor Lakes Library | 86 Manor Lakes Boulevard, Manor Lakes | Monday and Tuesday 10am to 6pm; Wednesday 10am to 8pm; Thursday and Friday 10am to 6pm; Saturday 10am to 4pm; Sunday closed |
| Point Cook Library | 1-21 Cheetham Street, Point Cook | Monday to Thursday 10am to 8pm; Friday 10am to 6pm; Saturday 10am to 4pm; Sunday 1pm to 5pm |
| Werribee Library | 1 Wedge Street South, Werribee | Monday to Wednesday 10am to 6pm; Thursday 10am to 8pm; Friday 10am to 6pm; Saturday 10am to 4pm; Sunday closed |
| Truganina Library Lounge | Truganina Community Centre, 1 Everton Road, Truganina | Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm |
| Williams Landing Library Lounge | 1/101 Overton Road, Williams Landing | Monday to Friday 10am to 12:30pm and 1pm to 5:30pm; Saturday and Sunday closed |
Every branch page lists the same number, (03) 8734 8999, and says all libraries are closed on public holidays. The pages also say the return chutes remain open as usual unless notified otherwise: open 24 hours a day at most branches, and from 7am to 11pm at Hoppers Crossing. The council’s venue pages are the source for these times, so check the branch page for your date before you go.
How do I join Wyndham City Libraries?
The council’s How to Join and Borrow page says membership is free and open to all ages, including newborns. Anyone in Victoria can join online at any time for an eLibrary membership, which the council says is approved in 30 minutes and covers online resources and the public computers. To borrow physical items, you need to visit a branch and upgrade. The page lists these membership types:
- Adult (18 and over) and Youth (15 and over): 60 loans at a time, eLibrary access and computer use. Government-issued ID is required.
- Under 15, signed up by a parent or guardian: 60 physical loans, eLibrary access and, with the guardian’s consent, computer use. The guardian shows ID.
- Home Library Service, for people unable to visit because of illness or disability: a volunteer delivers selected items once a month.
You can also add your library card to the digital wallet on your phone, using your existing card number and PIN or password.
How long can I borrow items, and are there overdue fees?
The council says the libraries hold over 230,000 items, including books, magazines, talking books, DVDs, sheet music, large print books and book club kits, in English and other community languages, and that its eLibrary adds eBooks, eAudio, streaming video, comics, music and games. All items are free to borrow. There are no overdue charges, but if an item is returned damaged or not returned, fees may be charged to replace it, and you cannot borrow while an item is overdue.
| Item | Loan period |
|---|---|
| Most books, talking books and DVDs | Four weeks |
| Magazines | Two weeks |
| Book club kits | Six weeks |
Items renew automatically up to three times where possible, unless another member is waiting for them or you have an overdue item. You can borrow from any branch and return to any branch. DVDs rated MA 15+ or R may be borrowed only by adult members, and book club kits only by book clubs. To renew online you need your library card barcode and account PIN or password; to set up a PIN, call (03) 8734 8999.
How much does printing cost, and what computers can I use?
The council’s Computers and Printers page lists these charges:
| Service | Cost |
|---|---|
| Black and white A4 | 30 cents |
| Black and white A3 | 50 cents |
| Colour A4 | $1.10 |
| Colour A3 | $2.20 |
| Black and white A4 double sided | 30 cents per side |
| Scanning | Free |
You can upload printing from home and collect it within 24 hours from your preferred branch. Members can use the library computers free, logging in with a library ID and PIN. The computers run Windows 11 with Microsoft Office and photo editing software, and are available until 15 minutes before closing. You can book a PC from home up to 7 days in advance. Public wifi is available at all branches on the “Wyndham City Libraries” network with no password. Free tablets are available at Hoppers Crossing Library and Truganina Library Lounge in one-hour sessions. The Williams Landing Library Lounge takes card payments only for printing, not cash.
The branch pages list these computers: 11 at Hoppers Crossing (plus 5 family history computers), 24 at the Julia Gillard Library in Tarneit, 12 at Manor Lakes, 13 at Point Cook, 10 at Werribee and 4 at Truganina. The council also offers free one-on-one IT help, which you can book in a branch, online or by phone.
Can I book a study room?
The council says the study rooms at Hoppers Crossing, Point Cook and Julia Gillard Tarneit libraries are free to book, with a current library membership. They cannot be used for commercial purposes, including paid tuition, business meetings or employee training. The booking rules are:
- Bookings run for a maximum of two hours per session.
- A group may make one booking request per day and two per week across all bookable rooms at any location.
- Bookings can be made up to 7 days in advance.
- A booking has a 15-minute grace period, after which it may be cancelled.
The Julia Gillard Library Tarneit also has a silent study room and a group study room. Point Cook and Manor Lakes list silent study rooms. The Manor Lakes page says the library is 700 metres’ walk from Wyndham Vale Train Station and that bus 191 stops 50 metres from the library, with onsite parking including two accessible spaces, subject to time limits.
Is there a seed library, and what about after-hours access?
The Wyndham Seed Library, listed at the Julia Gillard, Manor Lakes, Point Cook and Werribee branches, provides free edible and native plant seeds, according to the council’s How to Join and Borrow page. The saved pages do not give collection limits or donation rules, so ask at a branch.
The council says it is exploring an Open Library model to extend access beyond staffed hours, for members aged 18 and over who complete a safety induction. It says at other Melbourne libraries the model gives access from 8am to 10pm, seven days a week, but that its own approach is in the early stages and is not finalised. The council says staffed hours would not change, and that it will invite community feedback once a proposal has been developed.
Sources
- Wyndham City — How To Join and Borrow (membership, loans, renewals; checked 9 November 2026)
- Wyndham City — Computers and Printers (printing prices, computers, wifi; checked 9 November 2026)
- Wyndham City — Open Libraries Model Q and As (checked 9 November 2026)
- Hoppers Crossing Library, Julia Gillard Library Tarneit, Manor Lakes Library, Point Cook Library, Werribee Library, Truganina Library Lounge and Williams Landing Library Lounge (addresses and hours; checked 9 November 2026)
Featured image: Overton Road, Williams Landing (photo: Philip Mallis / CC BY-SA 2.0) (text added)
OZ Local Updates is an independent local guide and is not affiliated with Wyndham City Libraries. Hours and fees can change; check the council’s branch pages before you go.