Icehouse (arena)

[4][5] Rink 1, which features stadium seating and fully glassed boards suitable for ice hockey, is known as the Henke Rink, named in honour of Australian ice sports champion Geoffrey Henke AO.

[8][9] The Icehouse has a capacity of 1,500 people and its facilities include a pro shop, The St Moritz Bar, and the Igloo Café.

[10] 3 April 2019, the O’Brien Group announced the completion of upgrades to their Melbourne stadium including 1,361 solar panels, two 80,000-litre water tanks, and an environmentally-friendly heating system.

[12][13] In April 2011 the Icehouse hosted the 2011 IIHF World Championship Division II.

Team Australia won the championship playing against Belgium, Mexico, New Zealand, and Serbia.

The Bradbury Rink is open to public skating every day of the week. It is also used for figure skating and curling.
The Henke Rink is used year-round for Ice Hockey and Speed Skating.