I decided (because I didn't know) to Google "When were the depression years?". It opened to a page in The Encylopaedia of New Zealand that I tried to load on here because it was really interesting in light of what is being discussed on this site re the potential depression.
No - couldn't do it. So I went back in on the Webpage www.teara.govt.nz
and no way could I find it under the heading that the first thread gave me which was the above Web address/1966/Industrial Development/Introduction/en.
If you put that in, shouldn't it open to that page? I have noticed this more often lately. I am as clean as a whisle (to the best of all my programmes can tell me) of spyware etc so why can't I get where I want to go?
I think you'll find that the page might have been removed, its name may have changed, or it may be temporarily unavailable.
Google trawls the web periodically to find what's out there. It makes an index of what it found, and you search that index. Over time the pages might change, but Google's index won't necessarily change to match, which is why you are sometimes presented with out-of-date results.
One way to overcome this problem is to select [Cached] (if it appears underneath the search result), which will show you Google's copy of the page, which might differ from the current page.
