Arena Updates

We’re proud to announce, our very own Kendra Todd, has made the 3 finalists for the EVANZ Rising Star of the Year award for 2021. Kendra is one of our event managers and has overseen everything from major sporting events, concerts through to sporting and community events. If you’d like to show your support, you […]

Starting on the 16th of November 2021, the Waitakere City Athletic Club will be running training groups for their club members on Tuesday evenings. Waitakere City Athletic Club will again be operating under the guidance they have received and their training activities will be consistent with what other clubs in Auckland are doing as well […]

“It’s finished!, the roof renovation project started in July 2019 is finally completed with the last scaffolding down and the site cleared of contractors. After a two year process that was disrupted by Covid-19 we are very pleased to announce the completion of the project. This means that the arena is now looking forward to [...]

Our CEO, Mark Gosling, was recently interviewed by One News, regarding the effects Covid-19 has had on The Trusts Arena and venues.

It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of Ross Dallow MNZM. Ross was the Founding Patron of The Trusts Arena. It was his drive and leadership that was in great part responsible for the building of the venue in 2004. He then sat on the Board of Trustees all the way up […]

We no longer have the Ticketek ticketing kiosk available at our reception. If you need to purchase a ticket for a Ticketek ticketed event, please visit www.ticketek.co.nz

Wording taken from the NZCT website : http://www.nzct.org.nz/news/35000-boost-for-the-trusts-arena-from-nzct/ A recent grant from NZCT will help The Trusts Arena in West Auckland be more financially sustainable. The $35,000 grant will go towards buying a removable covering to protect the arena floor during certain events. The Trusts Arena is run by the Waitakere City Stadium Trust and […]

Work on The Trusts Arena roof will begin in late July and is expected to last for 12 months, but shouldn’t cause any disruption to events or users of the Arena. Routine maintenance work uncovered some issues with weather tightness and sparked a full-scale review of the roof and its cladding. The Trusts Arena CEO […]