Research/Paralegal work - manually find specific government publications and save them (requires using google cache)

In brief, I'm trying to get copies of the documents referred to in this article for an academic research project: [login to view URL] I've found a way to get most of them, I'm just looking for somebody to go methodically and get as much is available and email it to me. Essentially, you search variations of this term: Box_7_of_32_Part_1 Changing the box and part number parameters. You will then get a few results relating to the Victorian Parliament Website. If you click the small green arrow, and then click cache, you can view an archived version of the site. This allows you to see the pdf file names, for example: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] You then repeat the process, but this time searching for these file names, and viewing the cached (archived) versions. Once you have access to one of the cached pdfs (they are saved in html form), it needs to saved as a pdf through your browser and emailed to me. It is also necessary to make a spreadsheet or table with all the links, showing which ones you could and could not get. I believe that the document set I'm looking for is split into a total of around 500 pdfs (32 boxes x 15 - 20 parts each). I'm flexible on price (although I'd prefer to use a piece rate), but obviously I'm trying to keep costs as low as possible (around 5 cents per pdf). The work is pretty urgent - I'm not sure how long the archives will be available for, so turnaround in 48hrs or less is desirable. It all looks very complicated, but you'd be able to go through pretty quickly once you get going. Thanks for reading!