Shots have been fired at an Auckland house overnight, while a firearm was pointed at another city resident in an unrelated incident.
Police said they scrambled to the shooting at about 2am this morning after a firearm was "discharged" into a house on Tate St in Ōtara.
"No one was injured," a police spokeswoman said.
"A scene guard remains in place and inquiries into the incident are ongoing."
Police investigators could be seen at the home on Saturday morning, photographing and examining the scene.
The house remained cordoned off and markers had been placed next to pieces of evidence.
In an earlier incident on Saturday morning, an Avondale resident allegedly had a gun pointed at them.
Police said they received reports of two men visiting a Ruahine St address at around 12.50am and allegedly "presenting a firearm at an occupant".
"The men reportedly left shortly after," a police spokeswoman said.
"Police attended and inquiries are ongoing."
The spokeswoman said "there is no indication at this stage" the incidents are linked.
Police say thousands of people were affected by today's convoy.