Aucklanders are breathing a sigh of relief as the super city moves to COVID-19 alert level 3 after five long weeks at level 4.
It means a slight change to the rules, with stores - including fast food outlets - allowed to open for contactless takeaway and click and collect.
But under level 3 the message is similar, with people urged to stay home as much as they can. People must still stay in their household bubbles and those who can continue working from home are urged to do so.
What you need to know:
- Twenty-three new community cases of COVID-19 were announced on Wednesday
- The case total of New Zealand's Delta outbreak is now 1108
- Auckland shifted down to alert level 3 at 11:59pm on Tuesday for at least two weeks
- The upper Hauraki area has now been moved to COVID-19 alert level 3 with Auckland
- Greater New Zealand will stay at alert level 2 for as long as Auckland is at level 3.
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