New Zealand Football Chief Executive Andy Martin said choosing the venues was a tough decision.
"There was considerable interest from stadiums around New Zealand to host the OFC Round Three Qualifiers, and the potential Intercontinental Playoff should the All Whites qualify, which are staged every four years."
He is confident that All Whites fans will come out in huge numbers like they did when the team defeated Bahrain in 2009 to qualify for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
"Even now, seven years on, we have football fans tell us that was one of the best sporting moments they have ever experienced. It was an amazing occasion for football in this country and we hope we can recreate that atmosphere, across the entire qualification competition, and capture the nation once again," he said.
"The All Whites have a very exciting calendar coming up and I am sure the home crowd will play a huge part in the team's chances of qualifying for the 2018 FIFA World Cup. It is a massive opportunity for Anthony Hudson and his team and one they are working incredibly hard towards."
The OFC Nations Cup Champions will then compete with many of the world's best teams at the FIFA Confederations Cup in Russia in July before they hope to return in August/September for an all-important final OFC playoff match.
All Whites Home Fixtures in 2016/17
November 12 v New Caledonia 3pm - QBE Stadium, Auckland
March 28 v Fiji - Westpac Stadium, Wellington
August/September window - OFC playoff (if the All Whites qualify) at QBE Stadium, Auckland
November 2017 Intercontinental Playoff (if the All Whites qualify) at Westpac Stadium, Wellington
