Whare Pukapuka MatihikoDigital Library
Your Puke Ariki library membership provides you with free access to thousands of best-selling eBooks, eAudiobooks, eMagazines and eNewspapers.
Enjoy reading and listening on your computer, or download to your smartphone or tablet.
eBooks and eAudiobooks
Download one of the free apps below to get eBooks or eAudiobooks on your phone, tablet or ereader. Each app has a different selection of eBooks and eAudiobooks. All the eBooks and eAudiobooks that you can access are listed in our catalogue.
Available apps:
BorrowBox
BorrowBox brings you a wide range of eBooks and eAudiobooks from Bolinda to your tablet, smartphone, PC and ereader.
Libby App
The Libby app lets you access a fantastic selection of eBooks and eAudiobooks from ePukapuka.
OverDrive App
The OverDrive app lets you access a fantastic selection of eBooks and eAudiobooks from ePukapuka.
Story Box Library
Imagine the best stories being read aloud by our favourite storytellers! Inspire young imaginations as they have fun with stories, improving language and literacy skills along the way.
Tumble Book Library
The Tumble Book Library has a great selection of children's story books. There are also puzzles and games accompanying each book, creating a fun learning experience.
Check out the Tumble Book Library Collection
World Book Encyclopedia
Designed to make online information easy to access boasting more than 40,000 encyclopedia articles, learning resources, and research tools.
eMagazines and eNewspapers
Use your Puke Ariki library card number and PIN to get free access to eNewspapers and eMagazines on your computer, tablet or smartphone.
Available apps and online resources:
PressReader
Download the app and login with your library card to read full-colour versions of recent national and international newspapers and magazines.
Learn more about using PressReader
Download the app or read PressReader online
Change to Pressreader content
Library users can no longer access some New Zealand newspapers remotely via Pressreader. The titles affected are owned by Stuff and include the Taranaki Daily News, the Sunday Star Times and the Dominion Post. You can still access this content through the Pressreader website when you are onsite in our libraries connected to our wifi.
You can read full-text versions of the articles in these newspapers through Newsbank from home.
New Zealand Geographic
A magazine for New Zealand, celebrating our people, places, wildlife and environment. Read it online now using your library card number.
Flipster
Get the scoop on all your favorite teen stars from J-14, your source for celebrity news in young Hollywood, available through Flipster.
Newsbank
Complete full-text content of local, regional, and national newspapers from New Zealand.
Film and TV
Get free access to a huge range of international films, documentaries and TV shows on your computer, phone or tablet. Use your Puke Ariki library card number and PIN to login.
Films, documentaries and TV shows:
Kanopy
Over 30,000 films and programmes free with your library card. Stream anytime, anywhere on your preferred device.
Learn more about using Kanopy
View the collection and watch films online
Beama Film
A curated streaming collection of over 500 award-winning documentaries, independent features and festival favourites.
Puzzles and Games
Use your Puke Ariki library card number and PIN to get free access to a huge range of Puzzles and Games on your computer, phone or tablet.
Clue Detective
Login with your library card to access to a huge range of original crosswords, code-words and Sudoku puzzles to boost brain health and keep you entertained.
Tumble Book Library
The Tumble Book Library has a selection of children's favourite story books. Puzzles and games accompany each book, creating a fun learning experience.
Online Research Resources
Puke Ariki also has a great selection of online databases which gives you access to millions of articles, reports, papers, statistics, publications, historical data and much more.
These databases can only be accessed by Puke Ariki Library members, so have your library card handy.