Exact Term Search
Use quotation marks (" ") to make an exact term search. Placing a phrase in quotation marks will return pages that only have that exact phrase in them. For example, "lesson plans" will return those pages with the phrase 'lesson plans' rather than all the pages with the terms 'lesson' and 'plans' in them.

Site Search
site:www.htav.asn.au [enter search words]
This type of search will return results that are only on this domain (website)
Site:au
This type of search returns results which appear only in Australian sites
Site:gov.au
This type of search returns results which appear in Australian Government sites
Site:edu.au
This type of search returns results which appear in Australian sites with an educational connection.
Site:edu
This type of search returns results which appear in sites with an education connection.
Site:ac.uk
This type of search returns results which appear in educational sites from the UK. .ac is (academic)

Title searches
Intitle: words
This returns sites that have pages with the search term you have entered in their title.
Inurl: part of a web address
This type of search returns result that has any of words you entered in the URL (Web address)
Allinurl: part of a web address
This type of search returns results that have all of the words in the URL (web address)
Allintext: words
This type of search returns results that appear only in the text of p[ages not the title of pages or the URL.

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