A popular central Auckland supermarket has been added to the locations of interest for positive Covid-19 cases.
For the past week more suburbs around Auckland are starting to show up on the Ministry of Health's list - as the city continues its fight against Covid into a new month.
That includes a person visiting the Countdown Victoria Street West branch, 19 Victoria Street West, on Tuesday.
The Ministry said the hours of the visit were 1.30pm-3.30pm.
Other new locations released tonight are:
Fresho Mount Roskill, 926 Dominion Road, Mount Eden: between 12.1am-1pm, Saturday September 25.
Kawakawa Bay Supertte 1561 Clevedon Kawakawa Bay: between 12.45pm-1pm, Sunday September 26.
Kelvin Fruit and Veg Manukau12H Puhinui Road, Manukau City Centre, between 10.30am-10.35am, Wednesday September 29.
• Meat World: 14 Waiapu Lane, Onehunga. Saturday, September 25, between 1.44pm and 3pm.
A member of the public was at the Meat World, on Waiapu Lane, on Saturday between 1.44pm and 3pm.
Anyone who was there during that time is advised to stay home and get a Covid test immediately - and then again on the fifth day after they were at the location of interest.
"Please continue to stay at home until you receive a negative day five test result."
People are also urged to record their visit on the health ministry's website or to call Healthline on 0800 611 116.
Several new locations of interest were named on the list yesterday.
They include places and businesses in various parts of the city: Panmure, Glen Innes, the CBD city centre, Hillsborough, Mt Roskill, Parnell, Mt Albert, Wattle Downs, Ōtara, Flat Bush and Manukau.
The latest anyone with Covid has been out and about in the community was two days ago, when a person who has tested positive for the virus was at the Flat Bush Laundromat on Piako St in Ōtara.
The affected person was there between 3pm and 3.30pm on Wednesday.
The official advice for those who were there at the same time is to self-isolate immediately for 14 days from that day.
People are also told: "Test immediately".
It's understood a NZDF aircraft and multiple helicopters are involved.