Libraries in South Australia

South Australia has an extensive library network comprising our State Library and over 140 public libraries and joint school/community libraries throughout metropolitan and country areas.

Libraries are places that you can visit in person, or via the web, to borrow or use a wide range of materials including newspapers, books for children, young people and adults, magazines, CDs and DVDs.

You may also be able to do some or all of the following:

• use computers to access the internet or for personal use
• join a book club
• take your children to storytime
• use the wireless internet
• research local history
• use the services of a JP
• use a  photocopier, fax, printer, scanner or shredder

State Library of SA - the State Library provides an extensive range of information and reference services as well as special collections, public access computers, family history services, South Australian heritage and exhibitions.

SA Memory - a State Library multimedia project highlighting the history of South Australia's people, places, issues and events. You can contribute your own stories about memories and events.

South Australian Public Library Network - public libraries around South Australia support lifelong learning and community participation

National Library of Australia - Australia's largest reference library collects, preserves and makes accessible documentary resources of national significance relating to Australia
 

Libraries Australia - an online search service, which enables you to search across the combined catalogues of Australian libraries - national, state, public, university, TAFE and government - with one search