The South Island is leading the way in full vaccination despite having no cases of Covid-19 in the community.
Data supplied by the Ministry of Health shows as of Monday, the top six districts with the most fully vaccinated people are all in the South Island.
The districts Kaikōura (57.5 per cent), Central Otago (57.1 per cent), Marlborough (56.8 per cent), Dunedin (56.6 per cent), Nelson (55.8 per cent) and Tasman (55.4 per cent) are all on the list.
(Please note the interactive above will update automatically when new data is released.)
Kaikōura continues to hold the top spot since the release of the data last Wednesday. off the throne.
Central Otago and Marlborough are in second and third place respectively but are neck and neck with just 0.3 per cent between them.
Auckland has jumped 8 places since last Wednesday and now sits in 10th with 51.5 per cent of residents fully vaccinated.
Although it is currently sitting at 13th equal for full vaccination, the Queenstown-Lakes District has just over 10 per cent of its population left to get their first jab.
49.3 per cent of residents are fully vaccinated with another 40.2 per cent having had one dose.
The figures may be a surprise given that the South Island has not had an outbreak of the Covid-19 Delta variant.
It comes after Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson announced this morning that the South Island will not move from alert level 2 down to alert level 1 today.
Robertson told Mike Yardley on NewstalkZB that the South Island was not able to go to shift alert levels because there needed to be public health measures in place.
Level 2 gave the population an extra layer of protection should there be any new community cases, he said.
Kaikoura was announced as the top town for Covid-19 vaccination last week but that appears to have been short-lived as districts across the country vie to reach 90 per cent.
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