More than 30 people have been seen playing touch rugby in an Auckland park, while crowds, some unmasked, have also been seen in other parts of the city - including the city's most high-profile shopping street and a popular beachside suburb - on the first weekend since the Covid-19 alert
Covid 19 coronavirus Delta outbreak: Concern Aucklanders are breaking rules on first level 3 weekend

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No one was arrested and everyone dispersed about five minutes later, the witness said.
"I was shaking ... I was so angry. I know people who are losing their businesses [because of lockdowns].
"How are people misunderstanding [level 3 rules], or is it that people know but don't care?"
The police officers told her they could, at this stage, educate, not arrest those involved.
A police spokeswoman said they didn't have anyone available to speak about level 3 compliance in Auckland today.
The media team were not aware of any specific breaches of level 3 in Auckland this weekend, she said.

Meanwhile, there were also reports of crowds on one of Auckland's most popular shopping streets - even though only contactless retail is allowed under level 3.
"Ponsonby Rd is absolutely heaving with people," a woman told the Herald just after noon.
"I even saw the Shoe Clinic [store] letting people try on shoes outside the shop."
And at Takapuna Beach Cafe there was "very few masks or social distancing" as people waited for coffee and icecream, a man told the Herald.

Similar scenes were reported at Mission Bay.
"Thought you guys might be interested in how busy Mission Bay beach is today," a person said in an email to the Herald.
"Can't find a car park to save your life, and there's not much mask-wearing going on."