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First Look: Williamstown's New Library

Earlier today, Williamstown – in Melbourne’s inner Western suburbs – welcomed its new library. The project, which cost $8.1 million, offers 18 computers, iPads, gaming consoles, a gallery, meeting rooms and a cafe alongside its collection of books, DVDs and CDs. It also boasts extensive accessibility features and incorporates sustainable design including a 45,000 litre water tank.

We sent photographer (and area resident) Tony O'Loughlin to the new library for an early look. Here’s what he found.

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You can find more about the new library’s design and construction here. The facility launches with a busy programme of activities. For details on opening hours and location, visit Hobsons Bay Libraries.



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