A woman using a computer.

Use a Computer

The library provides use of public computers for library members. You can use the computers for up to 2 hours per day, subject to availability. Headphones are also available for loan.

Not a member? Don’t worry, anyone can join, and membership is free. Visit us at either library branch with some identification to get started. Learn more about library membership. You can also get a one-day guest pass, either from our self-serve kiosks or from a staff member.

Online Computer Booking

You can access our public computers by simply walking up to any not currently in use and logging-in with your library membership or guest pass. You can, however, make bookings in advance through the My Monitor online portal.

Visit My Monitor and select PC Reservation from the menu. From here, you can book a computer from either branch, or modify your existing bookings. Ensure you can always access your preferred computer at the time you want it by booking ahead!

The login screen for the MyMonitor portal.
A librarian assisting a woman in using a photocopier.

Print, Scan, Save or Copy

Library members can use a multifunction device at either Busselton Library or Dunsborough Library to print, scan, save to USB or copy your documents.

Printing Type A4 A3
Black and white printing per page 20c 40c
Colour printing per page $1.00 $2.00
Scan to memory device (USB) free free
Scan to email free free

Mobile Print

Print from anywhere, anytime and collect from either Busselton Library or Dunsborough Library.

You need to be a library member, or create a guest pass, to use the mobile print service. Learn more about library membership.

You can manage all your printing through MyMonitor.  Visit MyMonitor, login with your library card or guest pass, and then select Web Print from the menu.  The default settings are one copy in black and white, but you can change this by pressing the Change button.  You can then use Select files… to upload the files you wish to print.  You can pay for your printing at our self-serve kiosks and release them from our printers.

If you accidentally have the wrong settings for your print job, you can correct this.  Select the item you wish to change the settings for and press the Change Job Attributes button.

To print via email, email our printer and attach the items you wish to print.  Printing via email will default to A4, black & white, single copy.  You can pay for your print job at our self-serve kiosks and release them from our printers.

If you wish to change the settings for your print job, you can manage this through MyMonitor.  Visit MyMonitor, login with your library card or guest pass, and then select Web Print from the menu.  Select the item you wish to change the settings for and press the Change Job Attributes button.

Please note that this requires you to use the email address registered to your membership.  If you use a different email address, or do not have one registered to your membership at all, it will automatically create a Guest Pass and email the details of this Guest Pass to you.  In this situation, you will need to use your Guest Pass to change settings, pay for printing, and release it from the printer.

The Web Print interface on MyMonitor.
A phone connecting to WiFi.

Free WiFi

Free WiFi is available at both Busselton and Dunsborough libraries during opening hours. A password is not required to connect to our WiFi.

  • Use your device to search for the LibraryBytes network
  • Connect to the network and then tick the check-box to agree to our terms of use and privacy policy
  • Tap the “Go online” button

Call 1800 113 582 for WiFi phone support.

Ancestry Library Edition

Ancestry Library Edition is a huge subscription database, similar to the popular Ancestry.com. It consists of thousands of smaller databases. It can only be accessed on public computers at Busselton Library and Dunsborough Library. Not available to access from home.

  • Australian convict index 1788-1868
  • Australian electoral rolls 1901-1936
  • New South Wales, Australia, Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1828-1896
  • New South Wales, Australia, Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1826-1922
  • UK census records 1841-1901 (England, Wales, Scotland, Channel Islands & Isle of Man – not Ireland)
  • Pallot’s Marriage Index 1780-1837
  • US census records 1790-1930
  • British Army World War I pension records, 1914-1920 (WO 364)
  • British Army World War I medal rolls index cards, 1914-1920
  • British phone books 1880-1984
  • UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
  • UK birth, marriage and death indexes 1837-2005 (not complete but worth searching)
A collection of old photos and documents.