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Our expertise, collections and environments empower and inspire our communities’ learning, teaching and research.
Recent news
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Construction zone - Level 2 Bundoora Library
Part of the Level 2 Melbourne (Bundoora) Library space temporarily closed from Monday June 23.
Training, workshops and events
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Using Evidence in your Writing
Thursday 19 June 1.00 pm
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Database Searching for Researchers – Health
Thursday 19 June 2.00 pm
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Manage your references with EndNote
Friday 20 June 2.00 pm
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Visualise your Thesis (VYT) Drop-in session
Tuesday 8 July 2.00 pm
Opening hours Thursday 19 June 2025
Select a campus for future dates and face-to-face hours.
Campus | Opening hours |
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Online services |
9 am-6 pm (Online chat), 9 am-5 pm (Phone) |
Bendigo | |
Online services | |
Melbourne (City) |
8 am-5 pm |
Shepparton |
9 am-5 pm |
Albury-Wodonga |
8 am-Midnight |
Bendigo | |
Melbourne (Bundoora) | |
Melbourne (Bundoora) |
Open 24 hours |
Bendigo |
Open 24 hours |
Melbourne (City) | |
Mildura |
8.30 am-5 pm |
Albury-Wodonga | |
Albury-Wodonga |
8 am-Midnight |
Sydney | |
Sydney |
8.30 am-8 pm |
Shepparton | |
Bendigo | |
Melbourne (Bundoora) | |
Melbourne (Bundoora) | |
Melbourne (City) | |
Mildura | |
Shepparton | |
Mildura |

Treasures from Bendigo’s historic Sandhurst Collection now available online
La Trobe University Library has just launched a new digital collections portal, making available – for the first time online – select items from the original Sandhurst Mechanics’ Institute and Free Library collection.
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News
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Finding Home exhibition honours Greek spirit
Dardalis Archives among new exhibition at Bonegilla Migrant Experience
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Rare Books and Hidden Histories go digital
Treasures from Bendigo’s historic Sandhurst Collection now available online
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Writers on Campus - Writing Sport
Venture inside the club rooms and boardrooms, with writers who are experts on both sport and how to write about it.
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Visualise Your Thesis
The Visualise Your Thesis (VYT) competition challenges you to present your research in a compelling 60-second audio-visual explainer.
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Indigenous Acknowledgement
La Trobe University proudly acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands where its campuses are located in Victoria. We recognise that Indigenous Australians have an ongoing connection to the land and the University values their unique contribution to both the University and the wider Australian society. Find out more