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Read moreStories and updates from Computerbank Victoria.
The Computerbank website has had a fresh rebuild. Here is what has changed and what you can do with it.
Read moreOn 14 October 2025, Microsoft will officially end support for Windows 10. Here's what that means and how Linux Mint can help.
Read moreComputerbank has secured a new home in Broadmeadows at the former Ericsson factory site, with a store and warehouse shared with ESE.
Read moreWe've managed to secure our current premises at North Melbourne for another month, continuing operations through the end of February.
Read moreComputerbank will close on Christmas Eve and reopen on Thursday 2nd of January 2025.
Read moreAfter 25 years of operation, our North Melbourne store will close at the end of January 2025.
Read moreA guide to installing and using Zoom for video calls on your Computerbank Ubuntu computer.
Read moreWe're accepting donations of working laptops to be reinstalled with Linux-based open-source software and provided to those in need.
Read moreA tribute to Kylie Davies, who founded Computerbank and dedicated her life to bridging the digital divide.
Read moreComputerbank Victoria has relocated to 1 Stawell Street, North Melbourne, just a short walk from our old location.
Read moreOur website has undergone a complete refresh of the content and design. We hope you find it easier to navigate.
Read moreOne customer on a disability support pension has purchased three refurbished computers over 12 years, spending only $250 total.
Read moreComputerbank provided laptops to Engineers Without Borders for a turtle tracking project with young people from Northern Victoria.
Read moreComputerbank now accepts tablets and phones for recycling alongside computers. We erase all data and restore devices to factory settings.
Read moreComputerbank provides free internet kiosk services at public housing estates across Melbourne.
Read moreDo you enjoy building computers and are available during the week? We're looking for volunteers to help refurbish and recycle equipment.
Read moreDrop off your used toner cartridges at Computerbank for recycling through the Planet Ark program.
Read moreMr Hooper, our oldest customer at 90, visited the shop to check on a computer he purchased in 2012, still going strong.
Read moreWe sell specialised equipment on eBay that isn't suited to our community customers, helping fund our operations.
Read moreFor a limited time, we're offering 19-inch LCD screens to the general public from just $20.
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