Auckland Library (Auckland It was established in 1842 and taken over by the Auckland City Council in the late 1870s and opened as a free public library in 1880.

New Zealand's public libraries are free and open to all. As a long-standing free public resource, libraries across New Zealand are not closing their world to paper books and magazines, but are constantly updating and using the latest technology to help New Zealanders simplify the borrowing process, enhance the borrowing experience and expand the knowledge base.

Take Auckland Library as an example, use your computer or tablet browser to visit Auckland Library's website, find the History&Research section in the navigation bar, and select Homemade help. After the link jumps, there is a link to Lynda.com under popular resources. After clicking into it, you only need to enter the library card number on the back of the library card and the password of your library card to have unlimited access to various resources. As for what kind of resources, you can log in to browse, explore and learn it yourself.