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Carterton Community Centre
A multi-use, flexible facility for everyone in the heart of Carterton. Professionally managed and available for all to use. For more details please click here
FREE INTERNET HAS ARRIVED…
at all the WLS Libraries.
Finally after much talk and many hours work we are able to announce the availability of the Aotearoa People’s Network at Carterton, Featherston, Greytown and Martinborough libraries.
What does this mean?
Well, it means FREE access to all those internet activities that you accessed at the library before; but wait there’s more…
Now it is easy to upload digital photos, documents, films or sound files using discs or USB devices.
Tools are available to enable you to create your own documents and files. There is a high quality webcams and headsets for online communication.
In short the Aotearoa People’s Network is a powerful tool to enable people of all ages to connect with the digital world as they have never before been able to.
For those interested in more information about the Aotearoa People’s Network go to www.peoplesnetworknz.org.nz but if you want to see the real thing then visit…
One of the Wairarapa Library Service libraries! ...and remember to ask the staff for a demo!
For archived 'What's Hot' pages please click here
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Carterton |
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A library for Carterton was a priority for early settlers and the one established in 1874 …more |
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Greytown |
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In October 1871, in a letter to the Mercury, the Hon. G.M. Waterhouse of Huangurua Station …more |
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The Featherston Library started life as the ‘Featherston Literary Institute’ in April, 1896. It was officially opened by Mr Alfred Matthews who had gifted the land and funds … more |
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