There have been over 200 breaches of the lockdown rules since alert level four restrictions were put in place.
A police spokesperson told 1 NEWS that of the 201 breaches, 193 were issued a warning and eight have been prosecuted.
Additionally, there have been 27 health-related breaches — 25 warnings were issued and two have been prosecuted.
The spokesperson said they “are not in a position” to give details of charges or what people were warned about or where “at this time”.
However, there are other incidents 1 NEWS is aware of, including ones involving about 80 beachgoers at Auckland’s Mission Bay and surfers in Dunedin .
Christchurch man Raymond Coombs was arrested and is also appearing in court after he filmed himself coughing on people in a supermarket.
The Director General of Health, Dr Ashley Bloomfield issued a Health Notice on Friday that provides additional guidance on the rules around the Covid-19 alert level four "to ensure its success and help move the country out of lockdown as soon as possible".
Today he announced there were 67 new Covid-19 cases in New Zealand, bringing the total number of infections to 1106.
Three people are in intensive care, two in Auckland and one in Wellington. Two are in a stable condition and one is in a critical condition.
There are now 176 people who have recovered from the coronavirus.
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