There were just 14 new COVID-19 cases reported on Tuesday, something health officials are calling "welcome news".
Aside from the daily case numbers, you may have missed the details of the Ministry of Health's latest update.
Here's a breakdown of Tuesday's case numbers and data.
Locations of cases
Of Tuesday's 14 new cases, nine are in Auckland, two each in Northland and Waikato, and one in Wellington.
Northland
One of Northland's two new cases was announced on Monday. The second new case is in Whangārei, with investigations into links to previously reported cases ongoing.
There are no cases in hospital in Northland. The Ministry of Health says their systems over the past two days inadvertently picked up a historical case who had previously been in hospital.
Northland last had a hospitalised COVID-19 patient in November.
Auckland
The exact location of Auckland's cases is not reported by the Ministry of Health.
There are 916 people isolating at home, including 189 cases.
Waikato
Waikato's two new cases are from Coromandel and Te Aroha. One of them is currently unlinked to a previously reported case.
There are 32 cases isolating at home.
Wellington
Wellington's one new case is linked to the Hidden Valley Festival in Matakana, north of Auckland.
Case investigations are ongoing, the Ministry of Health says.
Canterbury
Canterbury's two new cases were reported to the Ministry of Health after the daily cut-off time and will be added to Wednesday's numbers.
The new cases are in south Canterbury and Canterbury.
The south Canterbury case remains under investigation but shares a location of interest with a previously reported case.
The Canterbury case is also under investigation for any link to previously reported cases.
Vaccination rates by DHBs with active cases
Northland:
- First doses: 89 percent of eligible people
- Second doses: 85 percent of eligible people.
Auckland metro DHBs:
- First doses: 96 percent
- Second doses: 94 percent.
Waikato:
- First doses: 94 percent
- Second doses: 91 percent.
Bay of Plenty:
- First doses: 94 percent
- Second doses: 90 percent.
Lakes:
- First doses: 92 percent
- Second doses: 89 percent.
Taranaki:
- First doses: 93 percent
- Second doses: 90 percent.
Tairāwhiti:
- First doses: 92 percent
- Second doses: 87 percent.
Hawke's Bay:
- First doses: 95 percent
- Second doses: 92 percent.
Hutt Valley:
- First doses: 96 percent
- Second doses: 94 percent.
Capital and Coast:
- First doses: 98 percent
- Second doses: 96 percent.
Canterbury:
- First doses: 98 percent
- Second doses: 96 percent.
Vaccination rates across New Zealand
Vaccines administered to date:
- 3,982,185 first doses - 95 percent of eligible people
- 3,878,883 second doses - 92 percent
- 32,682 third primary doses
- 548,733 booster doses.
Vaccines administered on Monday:
- 1384 first doses
- 3967 second doses
- 724 third primary doses
- 47,796 booster doses.
Total Māori vaccine rate:
- 503,496 first doses - 88 percent
- 469,401 second doses - 82 percent.
Total Pasifika vaccine rate:
- 272,800 first doses - 95 percent
- 262,473 second doses - 92 percent.
DHBs still to reach 90 percent fully vaccinated milestone
Northland:
- First doses: 89 percent of eligible people vaccinated, 1902 remaining to 90 percent first doses
- Second doses: 85 percent, 8143 remaining.
Lakes:
- First doses: 92 percent
- Second doses: 89 percent, 1348 remaining.
Tairāwhiti:
- First doses: 92 percent
- Second doses: 87 percent, 1212 remaining.
Whanganui:
- First doses: 91 percent
- Second doses: 88 percent, 1320 remaining.
West Coast:
- First doses: 92 percent
- Second doses: 89 percent, 408 remaining.
Remaining DHBs that are more than 90 percent fully vaccinated:
- Waitematā: 94 percent fully vaccinated
- Auckland: 97 percent
- Counties Manukau: 93 percent
- Waikato: 91 percent
- Bay of Plenty: 90 percent
- Taranaki: 90 percent
- Hawke's Bay: 92 percent
- MidCentral: 93 percent
- Capital and Coast: 96 percent
- Hutt Valley: 94 percent
- Wairarapa: 93 percent
- Nelson-Marlborough: 93 percent
- Canterbury: 96 percent
- South Canterbury: 92 percent
- Southern: 95 percent.
Hospitalisations
There are 34 COVID-positive people in hospital. Of these, 13 are in Middlemore, 12 in Auckland City, four each in North Shore and Tauranga, and one in Waikato.
Two people are in an intensive care or high dependency unit - one each in Middlemore and Tauranga.
The average age of hospitalisations is 55.
The vaccination status of current hospitalisations - which only includes hospitalised patients in Northland and the three Auckland DHBs - is:
- Unvaccinated or not eligible: nine cases or 33 percent
- Partially immunised, meaning it's less than seven days after second dose or has only received one dose: seven cases or 26 percent
- Fully vaccinated for at least seven days before being reported as a case: 10 cases or 37 percent
- Unknown: one case or 4 percent.
