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Throwback - How things have changed!

We found one of our FIRST websites!   Now that the new website is operational and looks amazing, it's hard to remember how far things have come. Just have a look back at this (we think) 2005 version!  It's seems there's nothing that can't be found on the internet ...so...it was timely that our old website, long gone, turned up in a search as being held in the National Library.   This is a screenshot of the front page, sadly non-functional because we really want to push those 3d-style buttons to see what they lead to.   

Anyway, we were so proud of this when we put it together ourselves using one of those horrible, clumsy online tools.  Back when it was in use we could even say it was actually a pretty cutting edge thing for a small community organisation to have!  To put it in perspective, at this point, we didn't have wireless internet in the organisation and only one computer could be connected to the phoneline at a time. How much has changed in a relatively short space of time!

https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/webarchive/20100826191226/http://www.dpt.org.nz/