Free Wi-Fi* is available at:
*Time-limits apply
We have free public computers at all of our branches. We have a one-hour limit (unless there is no one else waiting).
We have Chromebooks available at the following branches:
Our Chromebooks are free to use; all we need are your contact details and some collateral (some ID) while you use the Chromebook anywhere within the library.
We offer printing and photocopying services at every branch except Makarora. Printing and photocopying prices can be found on our Fees & Charges page.
To print something, please follow these instructions:
Please note that codes expire at midnight.
We offer scanning services at every branch except Makarora. Scanning prices can be found on our Fees & Charges page.
We can scan to email addresses or to USB sticks.
Do you need help using your computer, tablet, mobile phone or our free library e-resources? We can help with anything from learning to text for the first time right up to formatting your word document on your laptop. No questions are too small or big.
Digital Help appointments are available at Frankton and Queenstown. Please contact these libraries to request an appointment.
Drop in to Arrowtown Library every Thursday from 11:30am to 1:30pm and talk to a friendly librarian about your digital concerns.
We also regularly run Digital Help classes or sessions across the district. Head to our What's On page and filter on Digital Help.
We have teamed up with Digital Inclusion Alliance Aotearoa and Skinny to be Skinny Jump partners.
Jump is a low-cost prepaid broadband service for eligible Kiwi homes. Get 35GB of NZ's finest broadband for just $5.
If you identify as one or more of the following, then you will be eligible:
You will also need to live in an area that is covered by the Skinny Jump network; type your address in here to check if your home address is covered.
Read more about Skinny Jump here.
Our handy service which gives you access to our collections without having to come into the library.
Can't find the item you need in our collections? We might be able to source it from another library.