Helensvale

Helensvale is a suburb on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia and was named after Helena White. At the 2011 Census, Helensvale had a populace of 15,987. The name is gotten from the name given to a nearby sugar manor. A manor was set up in the territory around 1870 by Arthur Robinson and Ernest White. Helena was the name of White's most youthful sister. Helensvale was the main coordinated suburb based on the hinterland edge of the Gold Coast, and respected its first inhabitants during the 1980s with a strip mall, essential and optional state schools, green, parks and a dishes club. Helensvale Library opened in 2013. Helensvale has been wanted to create as a vehicle center point.

The Gold Coast Highway and Pacific Motorway, the two most critical street courses on the Gold Coast, connect here. Helensvale railroad station additionally incorporates a light rail stop and a transport trade and is the main place on the Gold Coast where prepares, cable cars and transports interconnect. Various wearing groups speak to the neighborhood, the Helensvale Hornets is the nearby rugby class club who play home diversions at Robert Dalley Park and Helensvale Hogs RUFC are the neighborhood Rugby Union club who play home recreations at the recreation center at Rugby Lane. There are likewise swimming pools which are situated beside Helensvale High School close to the rugby association field.