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RURAL LIBRARIES QUEENSLAND RLQ is your gateway to resources and services provided by local government and State Library of Queensland. With 66 locations to visit, Tourist Card membership is available to anyone travelling in rural Queensland. Find a branch near you. Visit the Public Library Directory. Apply filters to locate tourist friendly library locations. Opening hours vary so check online for details. Access books, music, movies and more during your travels. Are you a member yet? Membership is free. Visit an RLQ library along your way or join online before you depart. https://plconnect.slq.qld.gov.au/rlq-tourist-card Searching the Aurora Montage catalogue: https://qld.auroracloud.com.au/Montage/ Note: Not all libraries in Queensland are part of RLQ. With 66 locations we’ve got most areas covered but check for locations here. Tourist card locations Last updated: October 2020 Library Locations Barcaldine, Alpha, Aramac, Jericho and Muttaburra (Barcaldine Region) Bedourie and Birdsville (Diamantina Shire) Biggenden, Eidsvold, Gayndah, Monto, Mundubbera and Perry (North Burnett Region) Blackall and Tambo (Blackall-Tambo Region) Boulia (Boulia Shire) Burketown (Burke Shire) Charleville, Augathella and Morven (Murweh Shire) Charters Towers (Charters Towers Region) Cloncurry (Cloncurry Shire) Cooktown and Bloomfield (Cook Shire) Croydon (Croydon Shire) Cunnamulla, Wyandra and Yowah (Paroo Shire) Georgetown (Etheridge Shire) Goondiwindi, Inglewood and Texas (Goondiwindi Region) Hughenden (Flinders Shire) Ingham and Halifax (Hinchinbrook Shire) Julia Creek and McKinlay (McKinlay Shire) Jundah, Stonehenge and Windorah (Barcoo Shire) Karumba and Normanton (Carpentaria Shire) Longreach, Ilfracombe and Isisford (Longreach Region) Mossman and Port Douglas (Douglas Shire) Quilpie (Quilpie Shire) Richmond (Richmond Shire) Roma, Injune, Jackson, Mitchell, Mungallala, Surat, Wallumbilla and Yuleba (Maranoa Region) St George, Bollon, Dirranbandi, Hebel, and Thallon (Balonne Shire) Thargomindah (Bulloo Shire) Thursday Island (Torres Shire) Weipa (Weipa Town) Winton (Winton Shire) Tourist card locations Last updated: October 2020 .

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