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PressReader is available to all City of Melville library members. You’ll find more information, including a quick start guide, below.

  • Not a member? Visit our memberships page to learn about the benefits of library membership and how to join.
  • Looking for more online resources? Visit our eLibrary page.

PressReader

PressReader gives you access to the latest issues of 7000 newspaper and magazine titles from 100 countries in 60 languages.

PressReader publications include full text and images and look exactly the same as the printed version. You can also search in back issues from the last two months (depending on the title), read instant translations of articles or listen whilst articles are read to you.

Please note that due to publisher restrictions, a small number of the titles are not available when accessing PressReader on a mobile device.

Access The Economist magazine

Enjoy award-winning news and analysis of politics, business, science, finance, technology and culture.

The Economist is available through PressReader and can be accessed by library members from home:
  • Select "Sign In" on the PressReader app or www.pressreader.com then select "Library or Group" and search for "Melville". Login with your card number and PIN
  • A green tea cup symbol will display on the PressReader page to indicate that you have an active session. After 30 days, this symbol will disappear and you will need to login again.

Please note:
  • In order to locate and read The Economist magazine, you need an active PressReader session - with the green tea cup symbol displaying.
  • If you download an issue of The Economist magazine via the PressReader app, it will expire after 7 days and disappear from your Downloads collection. To continue reading the same issue, simply download it again. This restriction is due to publisher requirements.

Just Getting Started?

Watch our 'How to' videos below or read our Quick Start Guide.

Need Help?

Visit PressReader Care or contact library staff.

How To:

Access PressReader on Your Android Device

How To:

Access PressReader on Your Apple Device

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The City of Melville acknowledges the Bibbulmun people as the Traditional Owners of the land on which the City stands today and pays its respects to the Whadjuk people, and Elders both past and present.

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