The Trusts Arena
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| Location | 65-67 Central Park Drive, Henderson, New Zealand |
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| Coordinates | 36°51′36″S 174°38′10.32″E / 36.86000°S 174.6362000°ECoordinates: 36°51′36″S 174°38′10.32″E / 36.86000°S 174.6362000°E |
| Owner | Waitakere City Stadium Trust |
| Capacity | 4,901 |
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| Opened | 11 September 2004 |
| Construction cost | $26 million NZD |
| Architect | Warren and Mahoney |
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Super City Rangers (NBL) (2012-present) Northern Mystics (ANZ Championship) (2008-present) Waitakere City Rugby (2004-present) Waitakere United (NZFC) (2004 - ) Auckland Stars (NBL) (2005-2009) Netball World Championship (2007) Badminton World Junior Championship (2007) Waitakere Rangers (BCC) (2006-2007) Auckland Diamonds (NBC) (2004-2007) New Zealand Breakers (ANBL) (2004-2006) |
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The Trusts Arena is an indoor arena located in Henderson, New Zealand, Auckland, New Zealand. It is a multi-purpose stadium that primarily holds sports events and music concerts. The Arena was opened by the former Prime Minister of New Zealand Helen Clark on 11 September 2004.
The Stadium Arena has hosted the New Zealand Breakers in the past, the Netball World Championships in November 2007 and the Auckland Darts Masters in August 2015. It holds 4,901 people and was built in 2004. The Arena is home to the Northern Mystics and the Super City Rangers.
14-15 November 2015, The Trusts Arena was host to the 2015 Oceania Sevens Championship.
The outdoor facility attached to The Trusts Arena, known as "Douglas Track and Field", is a track and field facility that served as the home of New Zealand Football Championship team Waitakere United. Douglas Track and Field was home to the now defunct rugby league team, the Waitakere Rangers of the defunct Bartercard Cup competition, and has also served as training grounds for teams such as the Warriors and is the training ground for the All Blacks when in Auckland. The Waitakere City Rugby and Athletic Club is also based at the grandstand, and the facility hosted the 2010 Australasian Gaelic Games.
The Trusts Arena has hosted over more than a dozen of notable boxing events from various promotions like Duco Events and Super 8. This venue has been so popular for boxing promoters that it has earned the name of New Zealand's Home of Boxing and also the name of New Zealand's Boxing Arena. The arena itself even has its own boxing gym called Arena Boxing.
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