Results are also being awaited from Dargaville and Maungaturoto, and the Far North's Whangaroa plant.
Twenty-eight of Northland's 32 reticulated wastewater testing plants are or have been under the spotlight.
Results show the virus has so far not been detected in 18 Northland wastewater treatment plants - Ahipara, Awanui, Hāruru, Hihi, Houhora, Kaeo, Kaikohe, Kaitaia, Kawakawa, Kerikeri, Opononi, Paihia, Rangiputa, Rawene, Russell, Taipā, Whangārei and Whatuwhiwhi.
Covid-19 wastewater surveillance in Whangārei's main Kioereroa Rdtesting plant has been carried out since July.
WDC laboratory manager Lois Howe said the testing was an innovative new tool for detecting the virus in wastewater.
"It provides useful information during an outbreak," Howe said.
Howe said the ultra-sensitive test could detect the distinct RNA strands shed by people carrying the virus. The results were used to alert the Government to the virus' presence in the community, even where cases had not been identified through individual medical tests.