Robyn Doyle is a first aid trainer and assessor. This one page web site details the courses Robyn is accredited to teach and some first aid products she sells. As Robyn's business expands her web site will grow with her.

(INACTIVE) Reclaim by Design is a unique North Coast timber recycling and reuse business. Based in Woolgoolga, David Nunn's web site promotes durable outdoor furniture to schools and councils. Dave also makes mirrors and table and chair suites cut from demolition timber and old railway sleepers.

Jeff and Jenny own and run Dolphin Tracks Beach House (also known as Valla Beach Houses). When they recently updated their business's DL tourist info flier, they wanted a their web site to reflect the new design. This is the second version of their site. It makes more extensive use of photography and this brings out the natural setting of the holiday accommodation more fully.

This simple two page web site is hosted in a subdirectory of the larger www.bellingen.com web site reducing hosting costs to $99 per annum. Owner Alice, provided the text and photography for the site. The aim of the site is to detail the property's facilities and attract bookings.

Languages Made Easy has supplied language programs to thousands of Australian and international schools since 1996.

This small independent gym close to the jetty at Coffs Harbour is using its web site to reach out and engage its customers. The gym manager can log into a management system and amend class timetables and trainer availability.

Back Schwartz Vaughan is a long established and successful firm of legal advisers having a reputation for giving accurate, cost effective, practical and timely advice especially to those in the liquor and hospitality industry.

Coffs Harbour's longest established independent rental car company, owner and managed by Greg McKenzie. Start here for very good car rental rates in Coffs Harbour.

Coffs Harbour's most famous icon would have to be THE BIG BANANA.

This giant structure located just north of Coffs Harbour on the Pacific Highway, 565 kilometres north of Sydney and 450 kilometres south of Brisbane is probably the most well known "Big Thing" in Australia.