Gold Coast Light Rail G:link tram

GoldCoastLightRail.com.au is an independent, fan-run information guide to the Gold Coast Light Rail (G:link) — maintained by Ian Piggott through Farming Domains (ABN 66 786 225 704).

We provide up-to-date information, station guides, fare details, route maps, usage tips and project updates to help both locals and visitors make the most of Queensland’s light rail system.

This site is not an official Translink or Queensland Government website. For official timetables and customer service, visit translink.com.au.

Maintained by

Ian is a local historian with a long-standing interest in Gold Coast railway and light rail infrastructure. You can follow Ian on X (Twitter).

Farming Domains

This website is produced and owned by Farming Domains — Ian’s business overseeing a portfolio of local and regional websites including guides to places, transport and history across Australia.

The site was rebuilt in 2026 as a modern, fast static website while preserving the URL structure and content that has served readers and search engines for many years.

Website owner

Farming Domains
ABN: 66 786 225 704
Mailing address: PO Box 6679, Tweed Heads South NSW 2486
No public contact email — see Contact for official links and expectations.

The Gold Coast Light Rail is Queensland’s first light rail system. Since opening in 2014, it has become a vital part of the Gold Coast’s public transport network.

Current network (2026)

  • 27 stations stretching ~27 km from Helensvale to Burleigh Heads
  • Flat fare of 50 cents per journey (verify current fares on Translink)
  • Frequent service (every 7–10 minutes in peak)
  • 24-hour service on weekends
  • Modern, air-conditioned trams with free Wi-Fi

Stage 3 (Broadbeach South to Burleigh Heads) opened 9 August 2026 with 8 new stations — see Stages. Always verify times on Translink.

Sister guides

Independent Farming Domains transport guides for other Australian light rail and tram networks:

Each site is a separate city guide — not affiliated with the local operator or government.