About Us

Superb Facilities & Event Expertise

Welcome to the TET Stadium & Events Centre, a premier multi-purpose sports and functions venue located in the heart of Taranaki, just a short 15-minute drive from New Plymouth. Our exceptional facilities include New Zealand’s first Olympic class Mondo athletics track, a spacious undercover grandstand, and three versatile function spaces that can accommodate events ranging from intimate gatherings of 5 to larger celebrations of up to 400 guests.

Whether you envision your wedding reception, a family reunion, a productive work function, an inspiring workshop, or any special occasion, our venue offers the perfect setting to bring your vision to life. Immerse your guests in a seamless audiovisual experience with our quality AV equipment for presentations, music, and entertainment.

Our flexible layout allows for various event configurations, with a seating capacity of 250 and a standing capacity of 400. Additionally, our thoughtfully designed facilities feature a fully equipped kitchen and bar, ensuring that your catering needs are met.

At the TET Stadium & Events Centre, our commitment is to make your event a resounding success, leaving you and your guests with unforgettable memories that will be treasured for years to come.

  • 400m Mondo all-weather track and expertly maintained field

  • Three versatile event function spaces
  • Licensed bar, kitchen and catering options
  • WiFi and audio-visual facilities
  • Seats 250 or 400 standing
  • Undercover outdoor balcony overlooking the stadium
  • Ample car parking
  • Excellent player and supporter facilities
  • Changing Rooms
  • Undercover Grandstand seating 1050
  • Dance floor
  • NPDC registered commercial kitchen
  • Event Management & Marketing

Superb Facilities & Event Expertise

The TET Stadium & Events Centre is a multi-purpose sports and functions venue, centrally located in Taranaki, and just 15 minutes from New Plymouth. Boasting New Zealand’s first Olympic class Mondo athletics track and three versatile function spaces for events from 5 to 400.

Home of the Inglewood United RFC, Inglewood and Taranaki Athletics, the stadium has also played host to Mitre 10 Cup rugby matches, Ranfurly Shield matches, the Colgate Games and the FIFA U20 World Cup training.

  • Mondo all-weather track and expertly maintained field
  • Excellent player and supporter facilities
  • Changing Rooms
  • Three versatile function spaces
  • Licensed bar, kitchen and catering options
  • Undercover outdoor balcony overlooking the stadium
  • WiFi and audio-visual facilities
  • Seats 250 or 400 standing
  • Dance floor
  • NPDC registered commercial kitchen
  • Ample car parking
  • Event Management, Marketing & PR Experience

The Home of IURFC & Taranaki Athletics

The Home For Taranaki Athletics Since 1997

TET Stadium & Events Centre

In 1985, the Taranaki Centre Amateur Athletics Association set up the Taranaki Community Stadium Trust for the purpose of raising funds to build an all-weather athletic track in New Plymouth. The track and complex project was considered by the New Plymouth District Council in late 1997, and after reviewing several possible locations work began on the complex at Jubilee Park in Inglewood, the traditional home for Athletics in Taranaki. The project was the result of the vision of Olympic athlete Norman Read and many individuals. Clubs and local businesses gave time and energy to the project which took 15 years from conception to completion.

The TET Stadium & Event Centre was the first place in New Zealand to have an Olympic class 400m Mondo track installed. Since then the venue has enjoyed patronage from Inglewood United Rugby Football Club and Egmont, Inglewood and Taranaki Athletics. The Stadium has drawn big sporting events like North Island Colgate Games, NZSSA, FIFA U20 Football World Cup, Ranfurly Shield matches, NPC Rugby games and now is the home of the Cancer Societies Relay For Life.

TET Stadium & Events Centre

In 1985, the Taranaki Centre NZ Amateur Athletics Association set up the Taranaki Community Stadium Trust for the purpose of raising funds to build an all-weather athletic track in New Plymouth. The track and complex project was considered by the New Plymouth District Council in late 1997, and after reviewing several possible locations work began on the complex at Jubilee Park in Inglewood, the traditional home for Athletics in Taranaki, in the early 2000’s. The project was the result of the vision of Olympic athlete Norman Read and many individuals, clubs and local businesses gave time and energy to the project which took 15 years from conception to completion.

The TET Stadium & Event Centre was the first place in New Zealand to have an Olympic class Mondo track installed. Since then the venue has enjoyed patronage from Inglewood United Rugby Football Club and Inglewood and Taranaki Athletics, and drawn big sporting events like Ranfurly Shield matches, the Colgate Games, FIFA U20 Football World Cup and the Taranaki Bulls Mitre 10 Cup home games.

The overall aim of the Taranaki Community Stadium Trust and it’s major funders TET (Taranaki Electricity Trust) is to ensure that the stadium, track and function rooms are accessible to the widest range of individuals and groups from around Taranaki and the rest of New Zealand, for use that ranges from sport to business, private functions to major tourist events.

We have the experience, facilities and vision to put the ‘wow’ into your event.

The TET Stadium & Events Centre in Inglewood is managed by the Taranaki Community Stadium Trust. The overall aim of the Trust is to ensure that the stadium, track and function rooms are accessible to the widest range of individuals and groups around Taranaki and the rest of New Zealand, that ranges from sport to business, private functions to major tourist events.

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Our Funders

A huge thank you to our generous funders