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COVID-19 Alert Level 3

At Alert Level 3: Step 1 you can travel throughout Auckland for exercise and recreation outdoors. Our early childhood centres are open for enrolled children only.

Customer-facing facilities like leisure centres, community venues, customer service centres and libraries will remain closed until further notice. Essential services will continue.

Wear a face covering, use the NZ COVID Tracer app, maintain a 2m physical distance, wash your hands, and stay home if you are sick.

For the information about council services and closures, visit the COVID-19 section

To learn more about Auckland Council's response to COVID-19, visit OurAuckland

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Tiakina ā tatou rākau kauri

Protect our kauri trees

Kauri dieback disease is threatening the survival of our kauri – a native New Zealand tree species.

What we are doing about kauri dieback

Find out what we are doing to stop the spread of kauri dieback.

What you can do about kauri dieback

Find out how you can help prevent the spread of kauri dieback.

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