Unite against COVID-19
Auckland at Alert Level 3
Auckland moves to Alert Level 3 from 6am Sunday 28 February, for one week.
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OPINION | Don't blame one suburb for New Zealand's COVID problems
Fa’anana Efeso Collins calls for patience and grace to fight COVID-19 in Tāmaki Makaurau.
A simple guide for dog walkers during Alert Level 3
The council’s dog walking guidance has been updated to reflect the move to Alert Level 3.
How can you support local under Alert Level 3?
Being back in Alert Level 3 means we must stay in our local communities and, while following some simple rules to keep us safe, we can also keep supporting our local businesses too.
Alert Level 3 means stay home and stay local
Go to your nearest beach or park, not your favourite one.
Support for essential workers and communities
Public toilets open under Alert Level 3
Auckland Council services and operations under Alert Level 3
Find out what's closed and which council services still operate under Alert Level 3.
Aucklanders know what to do to beat COVID-19, Mayor Goff says
Auckland moves to Alert Level 3 from 6am Sunday 28 February, for one week.
COVID-19 update: Transport in Auckland under Alert Level 3
Travel under Alert Level 3 in Auckland is for essential personal movement only. Here's what you need to know.
Scanning essential to containing COVID-19
Mayor Phil Goff is urging Aucklanders to continue scanning with the NZ COVID Tracer app and practising good hand hygiene in light of the new COVID-19 cases that have been detected in the city.
Masks now available in vending machines
Face masks are now available in vending machines at public transport facilities across Auckland.
