Hoopla maintenance affecting library catalogue search results, from 10pm on Mon, 27 July 2026

We are undertaking maintenance to resolve an issue that is currently resulting in some unavailable Hoopla titles still appearing in search results in the library catalogue. Some titles that are no longer available from Hoopla Digital are still appearing in search results because they have not been removed from the library catalogue. This causes errors when users try to borrow or reserve these titles.

From 10:00PM on Monday, 27 July, all Hoopla Digital titles will be removed from the catalogue temporarily. Once this process is finished, we will begin ingesting all titles from the current Hoopla Digital collection back into the catalogue.

We expect this work to take several hours. Searches in the library catalogue will not accurately reflect the available Hoopla titles until approximately 12:00PM on Tuesday, 28 July 2026.

Customers wishing to search for ebooks, eaudio, music, film, TV, etc. from Hoopla during this maintenance period are encouraged to user the Hoopla Digital website or mobile app.

Out-of-hours access to Kirrawee Library+ unavailable, 16-17 August 2026

Out-of-hours access to Kirrawee Library+ will be unavailable to all customers from 4pm on Sunday 16 August until 9am on Monday 17 August 2026. This is to allow for essential cleaning works to be carried out.

The library will close to all members of the public at 4pm on the Sunday afternoon. It will remain closed until it reopens on Monday morning. Out-of-hours authorised members will not be able to use the library during this time.

We thank you for your understanding and patience. If you're not already an out-of-hours user, but would like to be, submit an Out of Hours Access application here.

Adobe Digital Editions - Account Authorisation changes

This change affects users of Overdrive, BorrowBox and IndyReads who use Adobe Digital Editions (ADE) to either read an eBook on their PC/laptop or transfer eBooks from their PC/laptop to an eReader via cable.

Starting June 23, 2026, users who download and authorise Adobe Digital Editions for the first time will need to create a ByteBooks ID instead of an Adobe ID. This is because Adobe’s eBook platform (including ADE) is now managed by Wipro, owner of ByteBooks.

Existing ADE users will not be impacted unless they encounter an issue that requires reauthorisation of their devices or want to authorise a new device. If this happens, ADE will prompt affected users to create a ByteBooks ID.