Trace your ancestry by researching extensive birth records, census data, obituaries and more with Ancestry Library Edition.

Australia’s First Indigenous and Ethnic Women’s Lifestyle Magazine.

Better Reading aims to be a great source of independent book recommendations for Australian readers and their families.

The Book Club is ABC TV's nationally televised book club that gathers together Australian booklovers on a monthly basis.

Aimed at young readers, Bookfish works by matching personal preferences to what others say about the books.

BorrowBox enables Library members to browse and borrow bestselling ebooks and eAudiobooks on their Apple or Android devices.

Access age appropriate material from the child-friendly collection through to the adult general reference collection.

The International Children's Digital Library is a digital library of outstanding children's books from all over the world.

The Computer School website has easy to follow, comprehensive computer training tutorials for a wide range of programs.

A community for and by people with a disability. DiVine aims to inform, engage, entertain and encourage participation.

Are you craving the freedom of the open road? Ready to get your Victoria Learner’s Permit or Driver Licence?

Everyday-Law provides easy-to-understand legal information in one spot. It is a good place to start to solve your legal problems.

Information on over 350,000 books with cover picture, descriptions and publication details. Over 30,000 bestselling author bibliographies.

Go Digi is a national four year digital literacy program with the goal of supporting more than 300,000 Australians to improve their digital skills.​

Goodreads is the world’s largest site for readers and book recommendations aiming to help people find and share books they love.

Health Translations provides reliable, accurate, and up to date health information in many different languages.

The Hub provides a one-stop-shop for locating high quality audio, video, and text content related to young adult literature.

'I’m Here. I’m Queer. What the hell should I read?' is a blogsite is aimed at teens interested in YA books with GLBTQ characters and themes.

A site all about books – by young people, for young people. A great place for teen readers.

The Handbook Online is a complete, practical guide to the law in Victoria which covers over 90 common legal issues.

The Little Big Book Club provides free universal access to reading and play resources for families with young children.

Mess+Noise is dedicated to showing Australian music in a different and evocative light with daily news and interviews.

Monster Librarian helps readers of horror fiction find another book to read and assists librarians in developing their horror collection.

Murder and Angst is a weekly blog about YA/Teen Mystery, Horror and Thriller in all of their forms be it books, movies or TV.

The Queensland government has released a series of resources to help children and families in the midst of natural disaster recovery.

Your definitive guide to Australia’s best writing. The winners of the five award categories – fiction, non-fiction, drama, poetry and writing for young adults.

Get access to more than 7,000 of the world’s top newspapers and magazines as soon as they’re available on shelves.

RBdigital allows Library members free access to eMagazines at home, in the library, or on the go.

Rookie is an an online magazine and book series publishing writing, photography, and other forms of artwork by and for teenagers.

Splash brings you high-quality digital educational content from across the ABC and around the world.

Online learning service that connects students to qualified, expert tutors. Support is available from Grade 4 to Year 12.

Explore the range of educational and job opportunities in the Swan Hill region

Trove brings together content relating to Australia from libraries, museums, archives and other research organisations.

Victoria Law Foundation helps Victorians to understand the law and use it to improve their lives.

Vision Australia’s diverse range of podcasts have something for everyone.

Youth Inc is a space for young people aged 12 to 25 to hang out, study, meet new people and get involved in the community.