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Clyde Library is temporarily closed and will re-open 17th July

During this time, all holds are available for collection at Alexandra Library.

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From learning a new language to research and local history, here are some great links for you.

Ancestry Library Edition

Check out Ancestry Library Edition at Central Otago District Libraries. With 10 billion genealogical records from across the globe and millions of family trees, Ancestry library edition is the world’s largest online family history resource.

Please note: Access is only available on site (not offsite) at limited branches. Additionally, Ancestry Library Edition and the Ancestry.com (available via private subscription) vary slightly.

THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF NEW ZEALAND

The National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa is here to help you access and use the collective knowledge of the nation.

DIGITAL PASIFIK

Explore, discover, view and celebrate the rich diverse cultural heritage of the Pacific.

TE PUNA SEARCH

Te Puna Search is a web-based search service giving access to what is held in New Zealand and international libraries.

NEW ZEALAND SIGN LANGUAGE

Learn NZSL is a free learning portal on New Zealand Sign Language. NZSL is the main language of New Zealand's Deaf community and is one of the 3 official languages of New Zealand.

NZSL DICTIONARY

NZSL Dictionary from Victoria University of Wellington has over 4500+ multimedia, multilingual dictionary entries. Also available as an app for your mobile device.

LOTE4Kids

LOTE is a database of digital books in World Languages created for children, so they can enjoy books and learn language through storytelling. The platform provides over 9000+ digital books in 100+ languages, together with English translations. New books and languages are released each month.

Healthify

HEALTHIFY

Healthify makes health information simple for everyone in Aotearoa New Zealand. Health information made simple for everyone, from kids to kaumatua.

Low or no data? Visit zero.govt.nz, scroll down the page then click on the Healthify logo to return to their site and browse for free.

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