It is understood no arrests have been made.
The pair in hospital suffered serious injuries in the incident.
A nearby resident told Stuff he heard what sounded like an “explosion” around 11pm on Sunday.
Multiple police could be seen cordoning off Memorial Park Lane on Monday morning. One officer, who was in a boiler suit, was inspecting a vehicle of interest.
Upper Harbour MP Cameron Brewer yesterday told the Herald police had told him their inquiries were continuing into the motivation and nature of the alarming incident in what is a very family-oriented suburb.
“Memorial Lane Drive is an unlikely place for the discharge of firearms as it’s a very central and visible street just off Hobsonville Rd that feeds into the Hobsonville Bowling Club, Woolworths, and a children’s playground and cricket pitch.
“Police now want anyone with information, or local witnesses, to come forward to help with their investigation. Likewise, worried locals are equally keen to find out more details, which rest assured will be released once they’re confirmed,” Brewer said.
The shooting is part of a spate of firearm-related incidents in the last three days, with at least two others arrested for separate events.
A 33-year-old man was arrested yesterday afternoon after allegedly shooting a person in the Waikato township of Paeroa on Monday.
Police were called to a property near the intersection of Corbett St and Albert St shortly before 11am after reports that a firearm had been discharged.
One person was located with minor injuries, consistent with a gunshot wound and police recovered a firearm - believed to be the one involved in the incident.
The man was due to appear in the Hamilton District Court today, charged with wounding with reckless disregard and commission of an offence with a firearm.
Meanwhile armed police swarmed to a South Auckland supermarket tonight following an incident involving a gunman.
Witnesses reporting seeing a man armed with a firearm inside New World Papakura, which was evacuated for about 20 minutes.
A police spokesperson said a man threatened staff with a firearm at a commercial premises on Wood St about 3pm.
A Foodstuffs spokeswoman told the Herald the man had been at a nearby business when he ran into the supermarket pursued by police. She said no supermarket staff were threatened and nobody was injured in the incident.
