Ten new cases of Covid-19 have emerged since Friday, all in managed isolation centres.
In an update shortly after 1pm on Sunday, the Ministry of Health said one of these cases was classified as historical, and not infectious.
Eight of the new cases are in Auckland, and one in Christchurch.
The historical case involved a person who travelled from Pakistan via the UAE on September 5. They completed managed isolation and returned two negative test results in September but were recently retested as a pre-travel requirement. That test returned a weak positive result, indicative of historical infection.
Of the new potentially infectious cases, two people arrived from South Africa via the UAE on Thursday. Both were tested on their first day in New Zealand.