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With more than 17 years of experience in web design and development, Tanzi specialises in creating websites that don’t just look good but are designed to help businesses get found online and turn visitors into customers.
Based in the Port Stephens area, Tanzi works with local businesses throughout Nelson Bay, Shoal Bay, Salamander Bay, Fingal Bay, Corlette, Soldiers Point and surrounding areas.
Web Honey Digital provides WordPress web design, website redesigns, eCommerce websites, on-page SEO, website maintenance and ongoing support. Tanzi also helps business owners improve existing websites that may be outdated, difficult to use or simply aren’t generating enough enquiries.
Having worked with businesses across many different industries, Tanzi understands that small business owners don’t want to be overwhelmed with technical jargon. Her approach is friendly and straightforward, with practical advice and websites tailored to each individual business.
Whether you’re starting a new business in Port Stephens, need a new website or want to improve an existing one, Tanzi and Web Honey Digital can help you create a professional online presence that represents your business properly and makes it easier for customers to find you.
Web Honey Digital
We create modern, mobile-friendly websites designed to help businesses build trust, get found online and turn visitors into genuine enquiries. From simple small business websites to eCommerce stores and complete website redesigns, every website is tailored to the individual business and its customers.
Our services include WordPress web design, website redesigns, eCommerce websites, on-page SEO, website maintenance, website security, content updates and ongoing support.
We work with businesses throughout Nelson Bay, Shoal Bay, Salamander Bay, Fingal Bay, Corlette, Soldiers Point and the wider Port Stephens region.
With more than 17 years of web design experience, Web Honey Digital combines practical website design with straightforward advice and personal service. We make the technical side easier to understand and focus on creating websites that look professional, work properly and help small businesses grow online.
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Distinguished and Famous people from The Adelaide Coast
Adelaide's coast has been a home for scientists and explorers, as well as a setting for public art. These connections are to particular places along the metropolitan shoreline and its harbour suburbs.
🔬 Sir Douglas Mawson
Antarctic explorer and geologist Douglas Mawson lived at Brighton with his family and died at his home there in 1958. His working base was the University of Adelaide, which he joined as a lecturer in 1905. He led the Australasian Antarctic Expedition of 1911–14 and later became professor of geology and mineralogy. Brighton provided a coastal home for a scientist whose fieldwork took him to a very different sort of shore.
🧭 Captain Charles Sturt
Charles Sturt established his South Australian home at The Grange, the house that gave the coastal suburb its name. Born in India, he became known for expeditions along the Murray–Darling river system and into inland Australia. His journeys were difficult and sometimes disappointing: the inland sea he hoped to find remained elusive. He eventually returned to England and died there in 1869. The surviving Grange home provides a direct link with his family's life in Adelaide.
🎨 John Dowie
Sculptor John Dowie's connection with the coast is visible in his public work. His Tjilbruke monument at Kingston Park dates from 1972, while the Thomas & Co. Fountain in Port Adelaide dates from 1981. Dowie trained and later taught at the South Australian School of Art, producing sculptures for public places across Australia. These coastal commissions form part of a career that brought art into parks and streets, where encountering it requires no gallery ticket.
