Meanwhile, three new flights were added to the growing list.
People seated in rows 12, 13, 14, 15 or 16 on flight Flight NZ634 Queenstown to Auckland are considered close contacts.
• Feb 8 (Tue) 6.05pm-7.50pm: Flight NZ634 Queenstown to Auckland
• Feb 11 (Fri) 7.45pm-9.30pm: Flight NZ456 Wellington to Auckland
• Feb 5 (Sat) 5.45pm-7.45pm: The Gintrap Restaurant & Bar Ahuriri
• Feb 5 (Sat) 11.15pm-12.15am: The Club Queenstown
• Feb 7 (Mon) 12am-1am: The Ballarat Queenstown
• Feb 9 (Wed) 1am-2.30am: The Bunker Restaurant Queenstown
• Feb 9 (Wed) 9.15am-12.15pm: Queenstown Hair
A number of domestic flights have been identified as locations of interest. Photo / Mark Mitchell
3pm Update
Patrons at the Queenstown Gym on Tuesday afternoon are being told to self-isolate after the location was visited by an infected person. The same advice goes to gymgoers at Upper Hutt Central's CityFitness last Thursday afternoon.
• Feb 7 (Mon) 3.30am-4am: The Bunker Restaurant Queenstown
• Feb 5 (Sat) 5.52pm-7.30pm: Cobb & Co Whakatane
2pm Update
Earlier this afternoon a burger joint and cocktail bar in Nelson, and restaurants and an indoor playground in Hamilton were listed as Covid-19 Omicron locations of interest.
Patrons at Pog Mahones Irish Pub and rock bar Zephyr Queenstown in the early hours of Wednesday morning are asked to self-isolate, test immediately and on day 5 after exposure.
Dine-in patrons at Burger Culture Nelson and Kismet Cocktail and Whisky Bar on Tuesday evening and night are asked to do the same.
Three flights are also on the list: Flight JQ292 from Queenstown to Auckland, Flight JQ258 from Wellington to Auckland and Flight JQ292 from Queenstown to Auckland, all on February 7.
