What You SHOULD KNOW
DUNOLLY POST OFFICE
Officially opened in 1891 it was designed by Henry Bastow and built at a cost of 2,467 pounds.
Over the years, the building has stayed relatively unchanged. In 1994, the Dunolly Post Office was converted to a licensed Post office providing many postal and banking services.
Address: 102 Broadway, Dunolly VIC 3472
Phone: (03) 5468 1010
Opening hours:
9:00am – 4:30pm Monday – Friday
Closed: 12.30 – 1.30 pm each day.
Dunolly Post Office
COMMUNITY BANK, MALDON & DISTRICT, DUNOLLY BRANCH
On 24 April 1999, Community Bank Maldon & District opened its doors to a whole new concept in banking services.
WE ARE DIFFERENT BECAUSE WE:-
• Are locally owned and operated by the community, for the community
• Provide a viable, local banking service, distribute profits and partner on projects for community benefit
• Are local business at its best, keeping money in local economies and employing local people
Community banking is one of the most impactful ways to get things done in our community. Why? Community Banking is based on a ‘profit-with-purpose’ model, which means our profits are returned directly to the local community that generated them – the more people who bank with us, the more we can give back. We call this ‘shared value’. This is the foundation of our Community Bank model. We are owned by members who are from our community or connected to our community in some way.
Our vision is for a thriving, sustainable and connected community.
For all enquiries about grants, funding & sponsorship contact: community@mdcb.com.au OR call 0478 435 110.
Address: 109 Broadway, Dunolly VIC 3472
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 10 am to 2 pm
Phone: (03) 5468 1596
https://maldoncb.com.au/
DUNOLLY RURAL TRANSACTION CENTRE
The Dunolly Rural Transaction Centre (RTC) shares the same building as the Dunolly branch of the Community Bank, Maldon & District.
Our Services include: V-line bookings, Services Australia agent, Visitor Information Centre, administrative services and has 4 public access computers.
The RTC also handles the Community Bus which runs each Friday to Maryborough and return from Dunolly. For all other arrangements, contact the RTC the day before to confirm.
Address: 109 Broadway, Dunolly VIC 3472
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday 10 am – 3:30 pm
Phone: (03) 5468 1205
Dunolly RTC Facebook
Located adjacent to the Dunolly Hospital
Address: 24 Havelock St, Dunolly VIC 3472
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 8:30 am – 1 pm, 2pm – 5.30 pm
Friday: 8.30 am – 1 pm
Phone: 03 5468 1104
Email: dunollyclinic@gmail.com
Dunolly Medical Practice | healthdirect
DUNOLLY HOSPITAL and NURSING HOME
Address: 20 Havelock St, Dunolly VIC 3472
Phone: (03) 5468 2900
Dunolly Campus
Health Direct/ Dunolly
Address: 119 Broadway, Dunolly VIC 3472
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday -8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Saturday – 9:00 am – 12:00pm
Phone: (03) 5468 1522
Pharmacy / Health Direct
Dunolly Kindergarten was opened on August 9th 1978 and was formerly the Crouch Factory where fishing reels were made.
Located on 94 Maude St. Dunolly, the Kindergarten site also accommodates the Dunolly Community Garden who tends to the grounds on their behalf.
94 Maude St. Dunolly VIC 3472
(03) 5468 1334
Email: dunolly@ykinders.org.au
https://ykinders.org.au/centres/dunolly/
Dunolly Primary School has a rich history catering for the educational needs of the community since 1875. It remains the hub of a cluster of rural schools, incl. Baringhup, Bealiba, Tarnagulla, Timor, and is part of a larger network of 11 schools in the Goldfields Network.
The school serves Dunolly as well as the neighbouring areas of Bet Bet, Betley, Bromley, Eddington, Moliagul and Rheola. A contract bus service for students covers these districts.
The School will be celebrating its historic 150 years on March 1st 2025.
Address: 8 Elgin street, Dunolly VIC
Phone: 03 5468 1111
Email: dunolly.ps@education.vic.gov.au
Address: 40 Market St. Dunolly VIC 3472Opening Hours: Tuesday 9:00am – 1:00 pm
Thursday 1:00 – 5:00 pm
Phone: (03) 5461 0679
Dunolly Library Website
THE WELCOME RECORD
TRADE DIRECTORY
Current listing of Local Tradespeople and Services as advertised in The Welcome Record.
PDF copy can be downloaded and printed as required.
For all enquiries regarding advertising in this Directory, email: production@thewelcomerecord.com.au
LOCAL MP
MEMBER FOR RIPON
Address: 177 High Street Maryborough VIC 3465
Phone(03) 5461 1255
Email: martha.haylett@parliament.vic.gov.au
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Martha Haylett (parliament.vic.gov.au)
LOCAL COUNCILS
CENTRAL GOLDFIELDS SHIRE COUNCIL
Customer Service Centre, 22 Nolan Street, Maryborough, Victoria, 3465
Opening hours: Mon to Fri, 9:00am to 4:00pm
Email: mail@cgoldshire.vic.gov.au
Phone: 03 5461 0610
Central Goldfields Shire Council Website
41 High Street
Wedderburn 3518
Local call 1300 365 200
Phone (03) 5494 1200
Fax (03) 5494 3003
Email loddon@loddon.vic.gov.au
Office Hours 8:15am to 4:45pm
Monday to Friday (except public holidays)
Loddon Shire Council Website
What You MUST KNOW
Dunolly CFA
Address: 21 Bull street, Dunolly Vic 3472
To Report a fire or emergency phone:000
Vic Emergency Hotline
Phone: 1800 226 226
If you do not speak English, Call: 131 450
CFA Website
Dunolly CFA
State Emergency Services
Currently serviced via the Maryborough SES
Phone: 132 500
SES Website
Victoria State Emergency Services
Vic State Emergency Services
Dunolly Police Station
Non-24 Hours.
Single member station, please call to confirm opening hours.
Address: 16 Bull street, Dunolly Vic 3472
Phone: (03) 5468 1100
Email: DUNOLLY.UNI@police.vic.gov.au
Police Assistance: 131 444
Dunolly Police Website
EVACUATION
IN AN EMERGENCY
Gordon Garden Reserve (Grounds Only) – Dunolly
80 Barkly Street DUNOLLY VIC 3472
Council property No. 24010.041 ( as shown on the map marked by a a large green circle and labelled as as Gordon Gardens).
Neighbourhood Safer Places (NSPs)
NSPs are places of last resort during the passage of a bushfire, and are intended to be used by persons whose primary bushfire plans have failed. NSPs are places of relative safety only. They are not community fire refuges or emergency relief centres and do not guarantee the survival of those who assemble there.
Depending on the direction of a particular fire, it may not be a safer place to assemble than other places within the municipal district.
NSPs will be assessed by the CFA as providing some protection from immediate risk of direct fire attack, but not necessarily from other risks, such as flying embers.
Council manages and maintains the area and
signage has been erected at the park boundary off
• Barkly Street
• Thompson Street
• Market Street
There is unrestricted emergency access for pedestrians and emergency vehicles from the above streets.
There is adequate parking for vehicles along both sides of the above streets as well. It is possible to have up to 1,000 people and has reticulated water supply.
Access points are located on local roads, well maintained and signed and will accommodate large amounts of vehicles.
The facility will have priority over an event as a NSP in an emergency and on CODE RED days.
Other Relevant Resources:-
Evacuation Information – CFA
Evacuation History
Maryborough Vic Emergency Watch Facebook Page
