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Computers + internet access

Use a computer and access the internet for free at your local library or Online Access Centre.  

All library locations have public access machines.

​​Free wi-fi access

​Wi-fi is available at most sites from 6am - 9pm, 7 days. Check the locations and hours pages for your local site for more details.

All you need is your own device to connect to the Libraries Tasmania network.

  • ​Connect to the wi-fi network Libraries_Tasmania
  • Open any webpage and agree to our terms and conditions. 

You can download 1.5GB (max 500mb for a single file download).​ 

​Booking a comp​​uter

You do not always need to book, but booking a computer means you can access a computer when you need it.

You can book 30 or 60 minute sessions. The Hobart Reading Room​ has some computers you can book for 2 hours.  Library members can book 2 sessions a day and visitors 1 session. Members can book up to one week ahead.

Book online 

You can book online using your library card for the places below or contact any library or online access centre.

Your booking expires if you do not start your session within the first 10 minutes. 

Staying safe online

The Office of the eSafety Commissioner has information to help you and your family be safe and responsible online.

We use filtering software to avoid showing inappropriate content in public places. You can request to change the classification of a website or URL.

Printers, scanners and other equipment

Many libraries and online access centres​​ have printers, scanners or other related equipment. See local information to find out more.

See our copying fees.

Fees

Tasmanians can mostly use computers and the internet for free.  However, some community managed online access centres may charge a small fee if you do not have a:

  • Health Care Card
  • Pensioner Concession Card
  • Repatriation Health Card – For all Conditions (Gold Card)

Conditions of Use

You must comply with our conditions of ​use​. In summary:

Do

Don't

  • Break any laws
  • Do anything offensive to others
  • Download or send large files. This slows our networks.
  • Damage any equipment
  • Plug in external devices apart from memory storage devices
  • Try accessing systems or information you are not supposed to
  • Interfere with another person's work
  • Change any system files or other technical data

Remember

  • We can't guarantee the security of your information on our systems.
  • You are responsible for
    • any illegal, offensive, or harmful material you access.
    • any losses resulting from information accessed via our resources.
  • Parents and carers must make sure their children comply with these conditions.

See the full conditions of use.

Security

Please do not leave your laptop or other valuables unattended. We cannot guarantee the security of your property.​

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