SUPPORTING NORTHLAND

GIVING BACk

Proud Northlanders, we love to get behind the region and support our local communities to thrive. Whether it’s sponsoring the sports arena in Whangarei that we built back in 2012 or helping our local kids get involved in sport and recreation, we’re there. Darrell is the local Chief of the Ruakaka Volunteer Fire Brigade, and both Darrell and Marlene regularly put their knees on the line to stair climb for charity. A champion campaigner for mental and physical health in the construction industry, Darrell travels the country talking to people about taking better care of themselves and their mates whenever he gets the opportunity. Giving back to the community is a big part of who we are.

TRIGG SPORTS ARENA

BUILDING COMMUNITY

Trigg was the main contractor of the sports arena and facilities at Kensington Park in Whangarei – now proudly known as the Trigg Sports Arena. Built by Team Trigg in 2012, our sponsorship helps with the facilities’ ongoing care and maintenance. We’re mad sports fans, so supporting the arena and local sport and recreation feels great. Knowing how important these facilities are to the people that use them and the future of Northland sport, we’re thrilled to put our name to this world-class community facility. 

In the news

OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY

Supporting local talent

We are big fans and supporters of Kye Hiko – a local One Tree Point 13-year-old who is making a name for himself for his outstanding achievements in amateur boxing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

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Bream Bay Sports Awards Winners

Always a highlight on the local calendar, the Bream Bay Sports Awards are a celebration of local sporting talent, passion and community spirit. Held in the Waipu Celtic Barn, a Trigg project that we’re pretty proud of, we were also proud to again sponsor the Supreme Award on the night.

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This Firey is hanging up his helmet

After 35 + years, Darrell is retiring as a volunteer operational firefighter. Darrell spent 17 years in the Kamo Brigade and the last 18.5 years out at Ruakaka, where he has been the Chief Fire Officer for the past 13 years.

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