$32 million facility in North Shore to help New Zealanders excel in sports; facilities include on-site accommodation, Olympic-size swimming pool, international athletics stadium, sports clinic, multiple sports hall, teaching & conference facilities

Stadium in Penrose, Auckland, ten minutes' drive from central Auckland

Stadium in Wellington that seats 34,500; run by the Wellington Regional Stadium Trust (WRST), established by the Wellington City Council and Wellington Regional Council

Stadium in Christchurch; hosts sporting events, conferences & other functions; facilities: conference & function rooms, catering etc; includes Christchurch Convention Centre, Christchurch Town Hall for Performing Arts, and Westpac Arena

NZ's largest stadium for sports events, located in Auckland city; seats 48,000 spectators, & has half a million visitors/ year; offers function venues for 1600+ guests; home of Auckland Cricket & Auckland Rugby; managed by Eden Park Trust

Trust developing the biggest indoor venue/stadium in New Zealand; the world class, multi-purpose, academic, cultural, sports and entertainment facility in Dunedin, will provide conference space for 2,000, and seating for 30,000 fans in 4 stands

Dunedin's premium events centre and the largest indoor sports arena (14400 sq m) in the southern hemisphere; has 18 courts, restaurant, conference hall etc; has netball, soccer, touch rugby, tennis, table tennis, basketball, and volley ball leagues

Department of the Rotorua District Council that directly manages six venues, including Energy Events Centre, Rotorua Convention Centre, Civic Theatre, Te Runanga Tea House, Rotorua Soundshell, and Rotorua International Stadium

Auckland-based indoor sports stadium for cricket, net ball, soccer, dodge ball etc; also hires the venue for weddings, parties & corporate events

Sports & entertainment complex in Invercargill, with 5 international standard indoor, & 4 squash courts, NZ's only indoor cycling velodrome, function, & catering services; seats up to 4,100 spectators