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Computers and internet

There are free public access computers available on levels 1 to 4 of the State Library of Queensland's South Bank building. You may be asked to vacate certain computers if required by a person with a disability.

Please note:
All equipment (computers, printers, photocopiers, etc) will be turned off 15 minutes prior to closing time.

Infozone (level 1)

State Reference Library (levels 2-3) 

Full access computers

e-Collections computers

Instant access to thousands of online journals, magazines, newspapers and other sources.

Where: Level 2 and 3

When: Any time during opening hours

No waiting, no time limit, no need to book

Need help?

SLQ offers a wide range of online resources to support the research needs of its clients. Talk to our friendly staff at the State Library. They'll help you select the best resources for your area of interest and they'll show you some useful search strategies.

Internet Access Policy

Clients using the internet must agree to the State Library of Queensland's Internet Public Use Policy [new window Document in PDF format 80 kb]

Booking a computer

Public computers on levels 2 - 3 can be booked online or at a PC booking station using your e-services card. You can book computers up to seven days in advance.

Book your computer online

Printing

There is a print/copy room on each level.

Saving data

There are different ways to save data including:

Uploading and downloading

Documents, spreadsheets and powerpoints may be uploaded or downloaded. Uploading or downloading of software is not permitted.

Wireless access

There are wireless access points on all public levels where you can bring in your own laptop or notebook. No login is required. Laptops require a standard wireless LAN card with 802.11b/g protocols, and need to be configured to "Obtain an IP address automatically".

More information about wireless access.

More information

If you have an enquiry, you can contact us in any of the following ways:

For general enquiries:

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Last updated: 2nd August 2011

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