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The NEW What’s On is here!

Published on 05 September 2025

So many programs and events to choose from - grab your copy and enjoy free fun at Kingston Libraries!

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Kingston and Moorabbin have hosted key CSIRO sites where women scientists made vital contributions to health and food research—often in the face of gender barriers. During Women’s Health Week, we honour their legacy and impact.

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Kingston Libraries Presents: Victorian Seniors Festival 2025

Published on 01 September 2025

Connect, Create & Celebrate This October!

Get ready to celebrate ageing well with Kingston Libraries as we bring the joy of the Victorian Seniors Festival to you throughout October!

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Celebrating First Nations Stories for Now & Future Generations

Published on 22 August 2025

We invite you to join us for Elders Storytime, a special event celebrating the rich traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples through the voices of our local Bunurong Elders.

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Welcome to our libraries survey for 2025

Published on 15 August 2025

We'd love to hear from you! Fill in our survey for your chance to win. Opens Friday 15 August until Sunday 21 September.

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Bon Scott Blew the Roof Off: Were You There?

Published on 04 August 2025

Help us uncover the story behind this iconic AC/DC photo!

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Science Week

Published on 30 July 2025

Celebrate National Science Week and beyond with a galaxy of exciting activities, hands-on learning, and real-world discovery at your local library.

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Book review: Always Home, Always Homesick by Hannah Kent

Published on 15 July 2025

A beautifully written memoir about finding connection in unfamiliar places - perfect for fans of Burial Rites, armchair travellers, and anyone who loves stories about creativity, identity, and the meaning of home.

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Book review: Lenny Marks Gets Away with Murder by Kerryn Mayne

Published on 15 July 2025

For a quirky yet emotional mystery, pick up this wonderful Australian debut along with some tea and tissues.

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Family History Month

Published on 11 July 2025

August is Family History Month, and we're here to help you start, or deepen, your journey into the past. From expert workshops to powerful new reads by Kate Grenville and David Marr, there’s inspiration and guidance for every kind of family history explorer.

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The NEW What’s On is here!

Kingston's Women in Science

Kingston Libraries Presents: Victorian Seniors Festival 2025

Celebrating First Nations Stories for Now & Future Generations

Welcome to our libraries survey for 2025

Bon Scott Blew the Roof Off: Were You There?

Science Week

Book review: Always Home, Always Homesick by Hannah Kent

Book review: Lenny Marks Gets Away with Murder by Kerryn Mayne

Family History Month

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