Timeline of the COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand (2022)

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Timeline of the COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand

The following is a timeline of the COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand during 2022.

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Data about the previous day is extracted from the Institute of Environmental Science and Research's database at 9:00 am daily and is publicly released by the Ministry of Health around 1:00 pm.

COVID-19 cases in New Zealand  (
)
     Deaths        Recoveries        Active cases
2020202020212021202220222023202320242024
FebFebMarMarAprAprMayMayJunJunJulJulAugAugSepSepOctOctNovNovDecDec
JanJanFebFebMarMarAprAprMayMayJunJunJulJulAugAugSepSepOctOctNovNovDecDec
JanJanFebFebMarMarAprAprMayMayJunJunJulJulAugAugSepSepOctOctNovNovDecDec
JanJanFebFebMarMarAprAprMayMayJunJunJulJulAugAugSepSepOctOctNovNovDecDec
JanJanFebFebMarMarAprApr
Last 50 daysLast 50 days
Date
# of cases
# of deaths
2020-02-28 1(n.a.)
⋮ 1(=)
2020-03-04 2(+1)
2020-03-05 4(+2)
2020-03-06 4(=)
2020-03-07 5(+1)
⋮ 5(=)
2020-03-14 6(+1)
2020-03-15 8(+2)
2020-03-16 8(=)
2020-03-17 12(+4)
2020-03-18 20(+8)
2020-03-19 28(+8)
2020-03-20 39(+11)
2020-03-21
52(+13)
2020-03-22
66(+14)
2020-03-23
102(+36)
2020-03-24
155(+53)
2020-03-25
205(+50)
2020-03-26
283(+78)
2020-03-27
368(+85)
2020-03-28
451(+83)
2020-03-29
514(+63) 1(n.a.)
2020-03-30
589(+75) 1(=)
2020-03-31
647(+58) 1(=)
2020-04-01
708(+61) 1(=)
2020-04-02
797(+89) 1(=)
2020-04-03
868(+71) 1(=)
2020-04-04
950(+82) 1(=)
2020-04-05
1,039(+89) 1(=)
2020-04-06
1,106(+67) 1(=)
2020-04-07
1,160(+54) 1(=)
2020-04-08
1,210(+50) 1(=)
2020-04-09
1,239(+29) 1(=)
2020-04-10
1,283(+44) 2(+1)
2020-04-11
1,312(+29) 4(+2)
2020-04-12
1,330(+18) 4(=)
2020-04-13
1,349(+19) 5(+1)
2020-04-14
1,366(+17) 9(+4)
2020-04-15
1,386(+20) 9(=)
2020-04-16
1,401(+15) 9(=)
2020-04-17
1,409(+8) 11(+2)
2020-04-18
1,422(+13) 11(=)
2020-04-19
1,431(+9) 12(+1)
2020-04-20
1,440(+9) 12(=)
2020-04-21
1,445(+5) 13(+1)
2020-04-22
1,448(+3) 14(+1)
2020-04-23
1,451(+3) 16(+2)
2020-04-24
1,456(+5) 17(+1)
2020-04-25
1,461(+5) 18(+1)
2020-04-26
1,470(+9) 18(=)
2020-04-27
1,469 19(+1)
2020-04-28
1,472(+3) 19(=)
2020-04-29
1,474(+2) 19(=)
2020-04-30
1,476(+2) 19(=)
2020-05-01
1,479(+3) 19(=)
2020-05-02
1,485(+6) 20(+1)
2020-05-03
1,487(+2) 20(=)
2020-05-04
1,487(=) 20(=)
2020-05-05
1,486 20(=)
2020-05-06
1,488(+2) 21(+1)
2020-05-07
1,489(+1) 21(=)
2020-05-08
1,490(+1) 21(=)
2020-05-09
1,492(+2) 21(=)
2020-05-10
1,494(+2) 21(=)
2020-05-11
1,497(+3) 21(=)
2020-05-12
1,497(=) 21(=)
2020-05-13
1,497(=) 21(=)
2020-05-14
1,497(=) 21(=)
2020-05-15
1,498(+1) 21(=)
2020-05-16
1,498(=) 21(=)
2020-05-17
1,499(+1) 21(=)
2020-05-18
1,499(=) 21(=)
2020-05-19
1,503(= ^) 21(=)
2020-05-20
1,503(=) 21(=)
2020-05-21
1,503(=) 21(=)
2020-05-22
1,504(+1) 21(=)
2020-05-23
1,504(=) 21(=)
2020-05-24
1,504(=) 21(=)
2020-05-25
1,504(=) 21(=)
2020-05-26
1,504(=) 21(=)
2020-05-27
1,504(=) 21(=)
2020-05-28
1,504(=) 22(+1)
2020-05-29
1,504(=) 22(=)
⋮
1,504(=) 22(=)
2020-06-08
1,504(=) 22(=)
⋮
1,504(=) 22(=)
2020-06-16
1,506(+2) 22(=)
2020-06-17
1,506(=) 22(=)
2020-06-18
1,507(+1) 22(=)
2020-06-19
1,507(=) 22(=)
2020-06-20
1,509(+2) 22(=)
2020-06-21
1,511(+2) 22(=)
2020-06-22
1,513(+2) 22(=)
2020-06-23
1,515(+2) 22(=)
2020-06-24
1,516(+1) 22(=)
2020-06-25
1,519(+3) 22(=)
2020-06-26
1,520(+1) 22(=)
2020-06-27
1,522(+2) 22(=)
2020-06-28
1,526(+4) 22(=)
2020-06-29
1,528(+2) 22(=)
2020-06-30
1,528(=) 22(=)
2020-07-01
1,528(=) 22(=)
2020-07-02
1,530(+2) 22(=)
2020-07-03
1,530(=) 22(=)
2020-07-04
1,530(=) 22(=)
2020-07-05
1,533(+3) 22(=)
2020-07-06
1,534(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-07
1,536(+2) 22(=)
2020-07-08
1,537(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-09
1,540(+3) 22(=)
2020-07-10
1,542(+2) 22(=)
2020-07-11
1,543(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-12
1,544(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-13
1,544(=) 22(=)
2020-07-14
1,545(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-15
1,547(+2) 22(=)
2020-07-16
1,548(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-17
1,549(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-18
1,550(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-19
1,553(+3) 22(=)
2020-07-20
1,554(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-21
1,555(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-22
1,555(=) 22(=)
2020-07-23
1,555(=) 22(=)
2020-07-24
1,556(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-25
1,556(=) 22(=)
2020-07-26
1,556(=) 22(=)
2020-07-27
1,556(=) 22(=)
2020-07-28
1,557(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-29
1,559(+2) 22(=)
2020-07-30
1,560(+1) 22(=)
2020-07-31
1,560(=) 22(=)
2020-08-01
1,562(+2) 22(=)
2020-08-02
1,565(+3) 22(=)
2020-08-03
1,567(+2) 22(=)
2020-08-04
1,567(=) 22(=)
2020-08-05
1,569(+2) 22(=)
2020-08-06
1,569(=) 22(=)
⋮
1,569(=) 22(=)
2020-08-10
1,569(=) 22(=)
2020-08-11
1,574(+5) 22(=)
2020-08-12
1,579(+5) 22(=)
2020-08-13
1,589(+10) 22(=)
2020-08-14
1,602(+13) 22(=)
2020-08-15
1,609(+7) 22(=)
2020-08-16
1,622(+13) 22(=)
2020-08-17
1,631(+9) 22(=)
2020-08-18
1,643(+12) 22(=)
2020-08-19
1,649(+6) 22(=)
2020-08-20
1,654(+5) 22(=)
2020-08-21
1,665(+11) 22(=)
2020-08-22
1,671(+6) 22(=)
2020-08-23
1,674(+3) 22(=)
2020-08-24
1,683(+9) 22(=)
2020-08-25
1,690(+7) 22(=)
2020-08-26
1,695(+5) 22(=)
2020-08-27
1,702(+7) 22(=)
2020-08-28
1,714(+12) 22(=)
2020-08-29
1,727(+13) 22(=)
2020-08-30
1,729(+2) 22(=)
2020-08-31
1,738(+9) 22(=)
2020-09-01
1,752(+14) 22(=)
2020-09-02
1,757(+5) 22(=)
2020-09-03
1,759(+2) 22(=)
2020-09-04
1,764(+5) 22(=)
2020-09-05
1,767(+3) 24(+2)
2020-09-06
1,772(+5) 24(=)
2020-09-07
1,776(+4) 24(=)
2020-09-08
1,782(+6) 24(=)
2020-09-09
1,788(+6) 24(=)
2020-09-10
1,792(+4) 24(=)
2020-09-11
1,793(+1) 24(=)
2020-09-12
1,795(+2) 24(=)
2020-09-13
1,797(+2) 24(=)
2020-09-14
1,798(+1) 24(=)
2020-09-15
1,801(+3) 24(=)
2020-09-16
1,802(+1) 25(+1)
2020-09-17
1,809(+7) 25(=)
2020-09-18
1,809(=) 25(=)
2020-09-19
1,811(+2) 25(=)
2020-09-20
1,815(+4) 25(=)
2020-09-21
1,815(=) 25(=)
2020-09-22
1,815(=) 25(=)
2020-09-23
1,824(+3^) 25(=)
2020-09-24
1,827(+3) 25(=)
2020-09-25
1,829(+2) 25(=)
2020-09-26
1,831(+1^) 25(=)
2020-09-27
1,833(+2) 25(=)
2020-09-28
1,833(=) 25(=)
2020-09-29
1,835(+2) 25(=)
2020-09-30
1,836(+1) 25(=)
2020-10-01
1,848(+12) 25(=)
2020-10-02
1,848(=) 25(=)
2020-10-03
1,849(+1) 25(=)
2020-10-04
1,854(+5) 25(=)
2020-10-05
1,855(+1) 25(=)
2020-10-06
1,858(+3) 25(=)
2020-10-07
1,861(+3) 25(=)
2020-10-08
1,864(+2^) 25(=)
2020-10-09
1,866(+2) 25(=)
2020-10-10
1,870(+4) 25(=)
2020-10-11
1,871(+1) 25(=)
2020-10-12
1,871(=) 25(=)
2020-10-13
1,872(+1) 25(=)
2020-10-14
1,874(+2) 25(=)
2020-10-15
1,876(+2) 25(=)
2020-10-16
1,880(+4) 25(=)
2020-10-17
1,883(+3) 25(=)
2020-10-18
1,886(+3) 25(=)
2020-10-19
1,886(=) 25(=)
2020-10-20
1,887(+1) 25(=)
2020-10-21
1,912(+25) 25(=)
2020-10-22
1,914(+2) 25(=)
2020-10-23
1,923(+9) 25(=)
2020-10-24
1,934(+11) 25(=)
2020-10-25
1,935(+1) 25(=)
2020-10-26
1,940(+5) 25(=)
2020-10-27
1,941(+1) 25(=)
2020-10-28
1,943(+2) 25(=)
2020-10-29
1,949(+6) 25(=)
2020-10-30
1,950(+1) 25(=)
2020-10-31
1,957(+7) 25(=)
2020-11-01
1,959(+2) 25(=)
2020-11-02
1,963(+4) 25(=)
2020-11-03
1,968(+5) 25(=)
2020-11-04
1,971(+3) 25(=)
2020-11-05
1,973(+2) 25(=)
2020-11-06
1,974(+1) 25(=)
2020-11-07
1,976(+2) 25(=)
2020-11-08
1,982(+6) 25(=)
2020-11-09
1,986(+4) 25(=)
2020-11-10
1,987(+1) 25(=)
2020-11-11
1,988(+1) 25(=)
2020-11-12
1,991(+3) 25(=)
2020-11-13
1,995(+4) 25(=)
2020-11-14
1,998(+3) 25(=)
2020-11-15
2,001(+3) 25(=)
2020-11-16
2,001(+1*) 25(=)
2020-11-17
2,005(+4) 25(=)
2020-11-18
2,008(+3) 25(=)
2020-11-19
2,010(+2) 25(=)
2020-11-20
2,013(+3) 25(=)
2020-11-21
2,019(+6) 25(=)
2020-11-22
2,028(+9) 25(=)
2020-11-23
2,030(+2) 25(=)
2020-11-24
2,031(+2*) 25(=)
2020-11-25
2,039(+8) 25(=)
2020-11-26
2,040(+1) 25(=)
2020-11-27
2,047(+7) 25(=)
2020-11-28
2,050(+3) 25(=)
2020-11-29
2,052(+2) 25(=)
2020-11-30
2,056(+4) 25(=)
2020-12-01
2,059(+3) 25(=)
2020-12-02
2,060(+1) 25(=)
2020-12-03
2,069(+9) 25(=)
2020-12-04
2,069(=) 25(=)
2020-12-05
2,078(+9) 25(=)
2020-12-06
2,078(=) 25(=)
2020-12-07
2,079(+1) 25(=)
2020-12-08
2,085(+6) 25(=)
2020-12-09
2,088(+3) 25(=)
2020-12-10
2,088(—) 25(=)
2020-12-11
2,092(+6*) 25(=)
2020-12-12
2,093(+1) 25(=)
2020-12-13
2,096(+3) 25(=)
2020-12-14
2,096(=) 25(=)
2020-12-15
2,096(—) 25(=)
2020-12-16
2,100(+4) 25(=)
2020-12-17
2,100(—) 25(=)
2020-12-18
2,110(+10) 25(=)
2020-12-19
2,110(—) 25(=)
2020-12-20
2,116(+6) 25(=)
2020-12-21
2,121(+5) 25(=)
2020-12-22
2,121(—) 25(=)
2020-12-23
2,128(+7) 25(=)
⋮
2,128(=) 25(=)
2020-12-27
2,144(+16) 25(=)
2020-12-28
2,144(—) 25(=)
2020-12-29
2,151(+7) 25(=)
2020-12-30
2,151(—) 25(=)
2020-12-31
2,162(+11) 25(=)
⋮
2,162(=) 25(=)
2021-01-03
2,181(+19) 25(=)
2021-01-04
2,181(—) 25(=)
2021-01-05
2,186(+5) 25(=)
2021-01-06
2,186(—) 25(=)
2021-01-07
2,188(+4*) 25(=)
⋮
2,188(=) 25(=)
2021-01-10
2,219(+31) 25(=)
2021-01-11
2,222(+4*) 25(=)
2021-01-12
2,222(—) 25(=)
2021-01-13
2,228(+7*) 25(=)
2021-01-14
2,228(—) 25(=)
2021-01-15
2,246(+18) 25(=)
2021-01-16
2,246(—) 25(=)
2021-01-17
2,256(+10) 25(=)
2021-01-18
2,262(+6) 25(=)
2021-01-19
2,262(—) 25(=)
2021-01-20
2,267(+6^) 25(=)
2021-01-21
2,267(—) 25(=)
2021-01-22
2,276(+9) 25(=)
2021-01-23
2,276(—) 25(=)
2021-01-24
2,283(+7) 25(=)
2021-01-25
2,288(+5) 25(=)
2021-01-26
2,290(+2) 25(=)
2021-01-27
2,294(+4) 25(=)
2021-01-28
2,299(+5) 25(=)
2021-01-29
2,305(+6) 25(=)
2021-01-30
2,303(+1*) 25(=)
2021-01-31
2,304(+1) 25(=)
2021-02-01
2,303(=*) 25(=)
2021-02-02
2,307(+4) 25(=)
2021-02-03
2,308(+3*^) 25(=)
2021-02-04
2,313(+6*) 25(=)
2021-02-05
2,315(+2) 25(=)
2021-02-06
2,315(—) 25(=)
2021-02-07
2,320(+5) 25(=)
2021-02-08
2,320(=) 25(=)
2021-02-09
2,322(+2) 25(=)
2021-02-10
2,324(+3*) 25(=)
2021-02-11
2,324(+1*) 25(=)
2021-02-12
2,326(+2) 25(=)
2021-02-13
2,328(+2) 25(=)
2021-02-14
2,330(+2) 25(=)
2021-02-15
2,336(+6) 25(=)
2021-02-16
2,337(=*) 26(+1)
2021-02-17
2,340(+3) 26(=)
2021-02-18
2,344(+4) 26(=)
2021-02-19
2,348(+4) 26(=)
2021-02-20
2,350(+2) 26(=)
2021-02-21
2,350(+1*) 26(=)
2021-02-22
2,357(+7) 26(=)
2021-02-23
2,363(+6) 26(=)
2021-02-24
2,365(+4*) 26(=)
2021-02-25
2,368(+3) 26(=)
2021-02-26
2,371(+3) 26(=)
2021-02-27
2,372(+1) 26(=)
2021-02-28
2,376(+4) 26(=)
2021-03-01
2,378(+2) 26(=)
2021-03-02
2,382(+4) 26(=)
2021-03-03
2,384(+2) 26(=)
2021-03-04
2,389(+6*) 26(=)
2021-03-05
2,389(=) 26(=)
2021-03-06
2,398(+9) 26(=)
2021-03-07
2,399(+1) 26(=)
2021-03-08
2,405(+6) 26(=)
2021-03-09
2,409(+4) 26(=)
2021-03-10
2,410(+1) 26(=)
2021-03-11
2,416(+6) 26(=)
2021-03-12
2,417(+1) 26(=)
2021-03-13
2,422(+5) 26(=)
2021-03-14
2,423(+1) 26(=)
2021-03-15
2,430(+7) 26(=)
2021-03-16
2,432(+2) 26(=)
2021-03-17
2,434(+3*) 26(=)
2021-03-18
2,434(—) 26(=)
2021-03-19
2,444(+10) 26(=)
2021-03-20
2,444(—) 26(=)
2021-03-21
2,453(+9) 26(=)
2021-03-22
2,462(+9) 26(=)
2021-03-23
2,468(+6) 26(=)
2021-03-24
2,470(+3*) 26(=)
2021-03-25
2,476(+6) 26(=)
2021-03-26
2,479(+3) 26(=)
2021-03-27
2,481(+2) 26(=)
2021-03-28
2,482(+1) 26(=)
2021-03-29
2,493(+11) 26(=)
2021-03-30
2,495(+2) 26(=)
2021-03-31
2,497(+2) 26(=)
2021-04-01
2,501(+5*) 26(=)
⋮
2,501(=) 26(=)
2021-04-04
2,507(+6) 26(=)
2021-04-05
2,507(—) 26(=)
2021-04-06
2,524(+17) 26(=)
2021-04-07
2,531(+7) 26(=)
2021-04-08
2,555(+24) 26(=)
2021-04-09
2,561(+6) 26(=)
2021-04-10
2,571(+10) 26(=)
2021-04-11
2,574(+3) 26(=)
2021-04-12
2,583(+9) 26(=)
2021-04-13
2,587(+4) 26(=)
2021-04-14
2,589(+2) 26(=)
2021-04-15
2,591(+2) 26(=)
2021-04-16
2,590(+1*) 26(=)
2021-04-17
2,590(=) 26(=)
2021-04-18
2,595(+5) 26(=)
2021-04-19
2,596(+2*) 26(=)
2021-04-20
2,597(+1) 26(=)
2021-04-21
2,599(+2) 26(=)
2021-04-22
2,600(+3*) 26(=)
2021-04-23
2,600(=) 26(=)
2021-04-24
2,601(+2*) 26(=)
2021-04-25
2,601(=) 26(=)
2021-04-26
2,601(—) 26(=)
2021-04-27
2,609(+8) 26(=)
2021-04-28
2,610(+2*) 26(=)
2021-04-29
2,613(+3) 26(=)
2021-04-30
2,613(=) 26(=)
2021-05-01
2,613(—) 26(=)
2021-05-02
2,618(+5) 26(=)
2021-05-03
2,622(+4) 26(=)
2021-05-04
2,623(+1) 26(=)
2021-05-05
2,629(+6) 26(=)
2021-05-06
2,633(+4) 26(=)
2021-05-07
2,634(+1) 26(=)
2021-05-08
2,640(+6) 26(=)
2021-05-09
2,642(+2) 26(=)
2021-05-10
2,644(= *^) 26(=)
2021-05-11
2,643(=*) 26(=)
2021-05-12
2,643(+1*) 26(=)
2021-05-13
2,644(+1) 26(=)
2021-05-14
2,645(=^) 26(=)
2021-05-15
2,645(—) 26(=)
2021-05-16
2,646(+1) 26(=)
2021-05-17
2,651(+5) 26(=)
2021-05-18
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1,196,033(—) 1,179(—)
2022-06-07
1,206,411(+10,302*) 1,194(+15)
2022-06-08
1,213,546(+7,120*) 1,226(+32)
2022-06-09
1,221,724(+8,023*) 1,240(+14)
2022-06-10
1,228,187(+6,383*) 1,247(+7)
2022-06-11
1,233,450(+5,202*) 1,254(+7)
2022-06-12
1,237,979(+4,474*) 1,261(+7)
2022-06-13
1,242,497(+4,481*) 1,267(+6)
2022-06-14
1,248,852(+6,215*) 1,286(+19)
2022-06-15
1,254,560(+5,624*) 1,295(+9)
2022-06-16
1,260,441(+5,542*) 1,308(+13)
2022-06-17
1,265,455(+4,933*) 1,315(+7)
2022-06-18
1,270,039(+4,454*) 1,324(+9)
2022-06-19
1,273,389(+3,277*) 1,329(+5)
2022-06-20
1,277,568(+4,077*) 1,337(+8)
2022-06-21
1,283,444(+5,695*) 1,350(+13)
2022-06-22
1,289,128(+5,577*) 1,368(+18)
2022-06-23
1,294,657(+5,391*) 1,380(+12)
2022-06-24
1,294,657(—) 1,380(—)
2022-06-25
1,303,779(+8,849*) 1,404(+24)
2022-06-26
1,308,387(+4,515*) 1,410(+6)
2022-06-27
1,314,145(+5,645*) 1,421(+11)
2022-06-28
1,322,476(+8,122*) 1,437(+16)
2022-06-29
1,330,538(+7,929*) 1,449(+12)
2022-06-30
1,338,501(+7,629*) 1,466(+17)
2022-07-01
1,345,796(+7,195*) 1,473(+7)
2022-07-02
1,352,688(+6,626*) 1,494(+21)
2022-07-03
1,357,862(+5,089*) 1,505(+11)
2022-07-04
1,364,733(+6,650*) 1,512(+7)
2022-07-05
1,374,535(+9,816*) 1,534(+22)
2022-07-06
1,392,338(+10,523*) 1,546(+12)
2022-07-07
1,403,073(+11,084*) 1,561(+15)
2022-07-08
1,412,642(+13,734*) 1,581(+20)
2022-07-09
1,422,178(+9,558*) 1,602(+21)
2022-07-10
1,429,924(+7,747*) 1,611(+9)
2022-07-11
1,438,599(+8,675) 1,628(+17)
2022-07-12
1,450,451(+11,854*) 1,645(+17)
2022-07-13
1,462,257(+11,819*) 1,674(+29)
2022-07-14
1,473,955(+11,716*) 1,697(+23)
2022-07-15
1,484,746(+10,791*) 1,713(+16)
2022-07-16
1,494,272(+9,549*) 1,741(+28)
2022-07-17
1,500,754(+6,493*) 1,763(+22)
2022-07-18
1,508,728(+7,975*) 1,784(+21)
2022-07-19
1,519,490(+10,772*) 1,803(+19)
2022-07-20
1,530,186(+10,716*) 1,837(+34)
2022-07-21
1,540,509(+10,336*) 1,868(+31)
2022-07-22
1,549,589(+9,087*) 1,890(+22)
2022-07-23
1,557,661(+8,088*) 1,911(+21)
2022-07-24
1,563,510(+5,853*) 1,925(+14)
2022-07-25
1,570,802(+7,297*) 1,941(+16)
2022-07-26
1,580,477(+9,686*) 1,396(−545[b])
2022-07-27
1,589,584(+9,124*) 1,427(+31)
2022-07-28
1,597,516(+7,939*) 1,455(+28)
2022-07-29
1,605,416(+7,918*) 1,479(+24)
2022-07-30
1,611,885(+6,475*) 1,502(+23)
2022-07-31
1,616,341(+4,464*) 1,502(=)
2022-08-01
1,621,916(+5,581*) 1,502(=)
2022-08-02
1,629,298(+7,388*) 1,563(+61)
2022-08-03
1,635,992(+6,710*) 1,589(+26)
2022-08-04
1,642,334(+6,342*) 1,603(+14)
2022-08-05
1,647,826(+5,505*) 1,624(+21)
2022-08-06
1,652,711(+4,894*) 1,638(+14)
2022-08-07
1,656,229(+3,522*) 1,638(=)
2022-08-08
1,660,402(+4,174*) 1,638(=)
2022-08-09
1,666,539(+6,142*) 1,688(+50)
2022-08-10
1,671,922(+5,397*) 1,705(+17)
2022-08-11
1,676,938(+5,022*) 1,726(+21)
2022-08-12
1,681,209(+4,241*) 1,733(+7)
2022-08-13
1,684,946(+3,742*) 1,750(+17)
2022-08-14
1,687,705(+2,762*) 1,750(=)
2022-08-15
1,691,261(+3,556*) 1,750(=)
2022-08-16
1,696,239(+4,980*) 1,782(+32)
2022-08-17
1,700,900(+4,673*) 1,794(+12)
2022-08-18
1,705,597(+4,704*) 1,807(+13)
2022-08-19
1,709,541(+3,949*) 1,815(+8)
2022-08-20
1,712,957(+3,425*) 1,824(+9)
2022-08-21
1,715,165(+2,216*) 1,824(=)
2022-08-22
1,718,009(+2,846*) 1,824(=)
2022-08-23
1,721,836(+3,832*) 1,841(+17)
2022-08-24
1,725,110(+3,287*) 1,845(+4)
2022-08-25
1,728,018(+2,922*) 1,845(=)
2022-08-26
1,730,494(+2,488*) 1,865(+20)
2022-08-27
1,732,765(+2,279*) 1,869(+4)
2022-08-28
1,734,157(+1,394*) 1,869(=)
2022-08-29
1,735,902(+1,749*) 1,869(=)
2022-08-30
1,738,492(+2,592*) 1,884(+15)
2022-08-31
1,740,840(+2,353*) 1,893(+9)
2022-09-01
1,743,042(+2,211*) 1,908(+15)
2022-09-02
1,744,937(+1,902*) 1,910(+2)
2022-09-03
1,746,640(+1,709*) 1,915(+5)
2022-09-04
1,747,739(+1,103*) 1,915(=)
2022-09-05
1,749,139(+1,401*) 1,915(=)
2022-09-06
1,751,284(+2,145*) 1,933(+18)
2022-09-07
1,753,182(+1,905*) 1,939(+6)
2022-09-08
1,754,905(+1,742*) 1,941(+2)
2022-09-09
1,756,443(+1,548*) 1,944(+3)
2022-09-10
1,757,913(+1,477*) 1,950(+6)
2022-09-11
1,758,884(+981*) 1,950(=)
2022-09-12
1,760,113(+1,230*) 1,950(=)
2022-09-13
1,762,125(+2,019*) 1,962(+12)
⋮
1,762,125(=) 1,962(=)
2022-09-19
1,769,694(+7,569) 1,972(+10)
⋮
1,769,694(=) 1,972(=)
2022-09-27
1,779,476(+9,809*) 2,030(+58)
⋮
1,779,476(=) 2,030(=)
2022-10-03
1,789,425(+9,975*) 2,038(+8)
⋮
1,789,425(=) 2,038(=)
2022-10-10
1,800,602(+9,405*) 2,055(+17)
⋮
1,800,602(=) 2,055(=)
2022-10-17
1,814,890(+14,311*) 2,065(+10)
⋮
1,814,890(=) 2,065(=)
2022-10-24
1,831,233(+16,399*) 2,095(+30)
⋮
1,831,233(=) 2,095(=)
2022-10-31
1,851,689(+20,522*) 2,106(+11)
⋮
1,851,689(=) 2,106(=)
2022-11-07
1,872,459(+20,802*) 2,119(+13)
⋮
1,872,459(=) 2,119(=)
2022-11-14
1,894,029(+21,570*) 2,154(+35)
⋮
1,894,029(=) 2,154(=)
2022-11-21
1,918,070(+24,068*) 2,182(+28)
⋮
1,918,070(=) 2,182(=)
2022-11-28
1,945,117(+27,076*) 2,212(+30)
⋮
1,945,117(=) 2,212(=)
2022-12-05
1,979,614(+34,528*) 2,235(+23)
⋮
1,979,614(=) 2,235(=)
2022-12-12
2,019,685(+40,098*) 2,257(+22)
⋮
2,019,685(=) 2,257(=)
2022-12-19
2,062,384(+42,740*) 2,288(+31)
⋮
2,062,384(=) 2,288(=)
2022-12-28
2,094,354(+32,010*) 2,331(+43)
⋮
2,094,354(=) 2,331(=)
2023-01-04
2,117,094(+22,770*) 2,331(—)
⋮
2,117,094(=) 2,331(=)
2023-01-09
2,138,754(+21,685*) 2,393(+62)
⋮
2,138,754(=) 2,392(=)
2023-01-16
2,157,933(+19,215*) 2,437(+45)
⋮
2,157,933(=) 2,437(=)
2023-01-23
2,171,788(+13,880*) 2,468(+31)
⋮
2,171,788(=) 2,468(=)
2023-01-30
2,182,355(+10,589*) 2,477(+9)
⋮
2,182,355(=) 2,477(=)
2023-02-07
2,191,215(+8,882*) 2,502(+25)
⋮
2,191,215(=) 2,502(=)
2023-02-13
2,199,579(+8,396*) 2,513(+11)
⋮
2,199,579(=) 2,513(=)
2023-02-20
2,207,775(+8,220*) 2,534(+21)
⋮
2,207,775(=) 2,534(=)
2023-02-27
2,216,852(+9,100*) 2,542(+8)
⋮
2,216,852(=) 2,542(=)
2023-03-06
2,228,291(+11,439*) 2,548(+6)
⋮
2,228,291(=) 2,548(=)
2023-03-13
2,239,800(+11,544*) 2,560(+12)
⋮
2,239,800(=) 2,560(=)
2023-03-20
2,250,952(+11,152*) 2,586(+26)
⋮
2,250,952(=) 2,586(=)
2023-03-27
2,262,186(+11,258*) 2,662(+76)
⋮
2,262,186(=) 2,662(=)
2023-04-03
2,274,370(+12,202*) 2,687(+25)
⋮
2,274,370(=) 2,687(=)
2023-04-10
2,286,481(+12,129*) 2,695(+8)
⋮
2,286,481(=) 2,695(=)
2023-04-17
2,300,696(+14,242*) 2,716(+21)
⋮
2,300,696(=) 2,716(=)
2023-04-24
2,313,064(+12,383*) 2,736(+20)
⋮
2,313,064(=) 2,736(=)
2023-05-01
2,324,094(+11,063*) 2,762(+26)
⋮
2,324,094(=) 2,762(=)
2023-05-08
2,336,352(+12,277*) 2,792(+30)
⋮
2,336,352(=) 2,792(=)
2023-05-15
2,348,074(+11,739*) 2,850(+58)
⋮
2,348,074(=) 2,850(=)
2023-05-22
2,362,225(+14,657*) 2,893(+43)
⋮
2,362,225(=) 2,893(=)
2023-05-29
2,375,191(+14,371*) 2,942(+49)
⋮
2,375,191(=) 2,942(=)
2023-06-05
2,387,201(+12,028*) 3,001(+59)
⋮
2,387,201(=) 3,001(=)
2023-06-12
2,397,065(+9,883*) 3,038(+37)
⋮
2,397,065(=) 3,038(=)
2023-06-19
2,405,595(+8,544*) 3,077(+39)
⋮
2,405,595(=) 3,077(=)
2023-06-26
2,413,279(+7,702*) 3,117(+40)
⋮
2,413,279(=) 3,117(=)
2023-07-03
2,419,839(+6,578*) 3,138(+21)
⋮
2,419,839(=) 3,138(=)
2023-07-10
2,425,237(+5,417*) 3,159(+21)
⋮
2,425,237(=) 3,159(=)
2023-07-17
2,429,544(+4,332*) 3,172(+13)
⋮
2,429,544(=) 3,172(=)
2023-07-24
2,433,293(+3,764*) 3,188(+16)
⋮
2,433,293(=) 3,188(=)
2023-07-31
2,436,894(+3,615*) 3,219(+31)
⋮
2,436,894(=) 3,219(=)
2023-08-07
2,441,517(+4,645*) 3,229(+10)
⋮
2,441,517(=) 3,229(=)
2023-08-14
2,446,874(+5,372*) 3,249(+20)
⋮
2,446,874(=) 3,249(=)
2023-08-21
2,450,818(+3,944) 3,261(+12)
⋮
2,450,818(=) 3,261(=)
2023-08-28
2,454,300(+3,484*) 3,283(+22)
⋮
2,454,300(=) 3,283(=)
2023-09-04
2,457,924(+3,625*) 3,294(+11)
⋮
2,457,924(=) 3,294(=)
2023-09-11
2,461,379(+3,458*) 3,309(+15)
⋮
2,461,379(=) 3,309(=)
2023-09-18
2,464,470(+3,095*) 3,329(+20)
⋮
2,464,470(=) 3,329(=)
2023-09-25
2,467,468(+2,998) 3,347(+18)
⋮
2,467,468(=) 3,347(=)
2023-10-02
2,470,435(+2,968*) 3,361(+14)
⋮
2,470,435(=) 3,361(=)
2023-10-09
2,474,005(+3,571*) 3,376(+15)
⋮
2,474,005(=) 3,376(=)
2023-10-16
2,477,820(+3,815*) 3,393(+17)
⋮
2,477,820(=) 3,393(=)
2023-10-23
2,481,834(+4,018*) 3,416(+23)
⋮
2,481,834(=) 3,416(=)
2023-10-30
2,485,937(+3,934*) 3,445(+29)
⋮
2,485,937(=) 3,445(=)
2023-11-06
2,491,809(+5,872) 3,464(+19)
⋮
2,491,809(=) 3,464(=)
2023-11-13
2,497,753(+5,947*) 3,502(+38)
⋮
2,497,753(=) 3,502(=)
2023-11-20
2,505,632(+7,881*) 3,522(+20)
⋮
2,505,632(=) 3,522(=)
2023-11-27
2,512,440(+6,814*) 3,549(+27)
⋮
2,512,440(=) 3,549(=)
2023-12-04
2,519,095(+6,656*) 3,569(+20)
⋮
2,519,095(=) 3,569(=)
2023-12-11
2,526,109(+7,880*) 3,596(+27)
⋮
2,526,109(=) 3,596(=)
2023-12-18
2,533,522(+7,417*) 3,623(+27)
⋮
2,533,522(=) 3,623(=)
2023-12-27
2,541,198(+7,682*) 3,645(+22)
⋮
2,541,198(=) 3,645(=)
2024-01-03
2,547,458(+6,260) 3,645(=)
⋮
2,547,458(=) 3,645(=)
2024-01-08
2,554,013(+6,558*) 3,645(=)
⋮
2,554,013(=) 3,645(=)
2024-01-15
2,562,053(+8,040) 3,722(+77)
⋮
2,562,053(=) 3,722(=)
2024-01-22
2,569,056(+7,019*) 3,748(+26)
⋮
2,569,056(=) 3,748(=)
2024-01-29
2,574,813(+5,757) 3,768(+20)
⋮
2,574,813(=) 3,768(=)
2024-02-05
2,580,365(+5,555*) 3,788(+20)
⋮
2,580,365(=) 3,788(=)
2024-02-12
2,586,241(+5,878*) 3,803(+15)
⋮
2,586,241(=) 3,803(=)
2024-02-19
2,592,549(+6,312*) 3,817(+14)
⋮
2,592,549(=) 3,817(=)
2024-02-26
2,598,630(+6,084*) 3,837(+20)
⋮
2,598,630(=) 3,837(=)
2024-03-04
2,604,202(+5,572) 3,858(+21)
⋮
2,604,202(=) 3,858(=)
2024-03-11
2,609,005(+4,803) 3,882(+24)
⋮
2,609,005(=) 3,882(=)
2024-03-18
2,613,670(+4,665) 3,902(+20)
⋮
2,613,670(=) 3,902(=)
2024-03-25
2,617,712(+4,042) 3,916(+14)
⋮
2,617,712(=) 3,916(=)
2024-04-01
2,621,111(+3,399) 3,923(+7)
⋮
2,621,111(=) 3,923(=)
2024-04-08
2,624,496(+3,385) 3,936(+13)
Sources: Official reports from the New Zealand Ministry of Health.[4][5]

Notes:

  • "# of cases" includes both confirmed and probable cases, with 44,111 probable cases identified as of 8 April 2024.[5] The number of new cases reported for each date appears in brackets next to the # of cases.
  • Asterisks (*) and carets (^) denote dates in which the number of new, active cases (in brackets) reported does not equal the increase in total # of cases (compared with the # of cases from the previous date):
    • Asterisks indicate that one or more previously reported cases have subsequently been reclassified: a previously confirmed case may have been removed, or a previously removed case may have been reconfirmed. Discrepancies may also be due to data updating and reconciliation.
    • Carets indicate that the # of cases includes one or more historical cases that were considered already recovered at the time of reporting. These are not considered new, active cases, but have still been added to the total # of cases.

January[edit]

Date Cases Recoveries Deaths Active cases Sources
New Total New Total New Total Border Community Other Total
1 - - - - - - - - - - No Update
2 137 14,255 25 13,044 0 51 135 1,025 0 1,160 [6]
3 51 14,306 73 13,117 0 51 150 988 0 1,138 [7]
4 60 14,365 54 13,171 0 51 176 967 0 1,143 [8]
5 40 14,405 81 13,252 0 51 185 917 0 1,102 [9]
6 62 14,467 83 13,335 0 51 226 855 0 1,081 [10]
7 59 14,525 71 13,406 0 51 248 820 0 1,068 [11]
8 - - - - - - - - - - No update
9 77 14,673 60 13,535 0 51 294 793 0 1,087 [12]
10 60 14,733 74 13,609 0 51 314 759 0 1,073 [13]
11 23 14,756 45 13,654 0 51 322 729 0 1,051 [14]
12 93 14,848 80 13,734 1 52 385 677 0 1,062 [15]
13 41 14,887 66 13,800 0 52 396 639 0 1,035 [16]
14 61 14,947 42 13,844 0 52 433 618 0 1,051 [17]
15 54 15,001 98 13,944 0 52 433 572 0 1,005 [18]
16 68 15,069 48 13,992 0 52 471 554 0 1,025 [19]
17 58 15,127 59 14,051 0 52 479 545 0 1,024 [20]
18 44 15,170 39 14,090 0 52 499 529 0 1,028 [21]
19 80 15,249 81 14,171 0 52 519 507 0 1,026 [22]
20 85 15,334 74 14,245 0 52 525 512 0 1,037 [23]
21 67 15,401 54 14,300 0 52 561 468 0 1,049 [24]
22 84 15,479 58 14,359 0 52 590 478 0 1,068 [25]
23 71 15,550 43 14,402 0 52 630 466 0 1,096 [26]
24 75 15,250 38 14,440 0 52 666 467 0 1,133 [27]
25 62 15,687 31 1,4471 0 52 694 470 0 1,164 [28]
26 59 15,745 32 14,503 0 52 709 481 0 1,190 [29]
27 96 15,842 46 14,549 0 52 734 507 0 1,241 [30]
28 150 15,991 70 14,619 0 52 753 567 0 1,320 [31]
29 155 16,146 70 14,689 0 52 775 630 0 1,405 [32]
30 140 16,286 48 14,737 0 52 787 710 0 1,497 [33]
31 130 16,416 73 14,810 1 53 783 770 0 1,553 [34]

On 2 January, two new deaths were reported at Auckland City Hospital within the past 48 hours.[35]

On 8 January, two new locations of interests were identified in Rotorua including a Burger Fuel restaurant and BP Connection petrol station.[36]

On 10 January, two new locations of interests were identified in Queenstown including a SkyCity casino.[37]

On 12 January, the Ministry of Health reported two new deaths. These fatalities included a man in his 30s who died at home on 5 January and a man in his 60s who died at Middlemore Hospital on 9 January.[38]

On 19 January, health authorities confirmed that two COVID-19 positive individuals in Auckland (an Auckland Airport worker and a household contact of an MIQ worker) had the Omicron variant.[39]

By 20 January, the Hawke's Bay region had reported a total of six cases in the region, five of them linked to a positive case who visited a fitness class.[40]

On 21 January, nine cases were reported in Motueka in the Nelson–Marlborough Region.[41]

By 22 January, the number of cases in Hastings had risen to 13.[42]

On 27 January, 34 new Omicron cases were reported, bringing the total number of Omicron community cases to 90.[43] That same day, the Soundsplash music festival which took place in Hamilton between 21 and 23 January was identified as a location of interest. Five attendees had tested positive for COVID-19, with one testing positive for the Omicron variant.[44] By 28 January, 68 people were considered close contacts of the infected, with health experts warning that the Soundsplash festival could become a superspreader event.[45]

On 28 January, 15 new Omicron cases were reported, bringing the total number of Omicron community cases to 105.[46]

On 30 January, the Health Ministry confirmed that a patient in their 70s at North Shore Hospital had died from COVID-19, bringing the death toll to 53. Due to technical issues, the Health Ministry had not included 40 new cases in Auckland for the daily report.[47]

February[edit]

Date Cases Recoveries Deaths Active cases Sources
New Total New Total New Total Border Community Other Total
1 205 16,620 55 14,865 0 53 826 876 0 1,702 [48]
2 196 16,816 64 14,929 0 53 841 994 0 1,835 [49]
3 191 17,005 49 14,978 0 53 853 1,121 0 1,974 [50]
4 273 17,278 67 15,045 0 53 881 1,298 0 2,179 [51]
5 269 17,546 60 15,105 0 53 876 1,512 0 2,388 [52]
6 227 17,773 96 15,201 0 53 833 1,686 0 2,519 [53]
7 215 17,988 27 15,228 0 53 842 1,865 0 2,707 [54]
8 265 18,253 92 15,320 0 53 832 2,048 0 2,880 [55]
9 250 18,503 95 15,415 0 53 826 2,209 0 3,035 [56]
10 336 18,337 84 15,499 0 53 815 2,470 0 3,295 [57]
11 478 19,313 101 15,600 0 53 786 2,874 0 3,660 [58]
12 466 19,777 65 15,665 0 53 756 3,303 0 4,059 [59]
13 835 20,228 - - - - - - - - [60][61]
14 1,796 21,573 199 15,864 0 53 696 4,690 0 5,696 [62]
15 763 22,328 102 15,966 0 53 673 5,636 0 6,309 [63]
16 1,203 23,509 125 16,091 0 53 644 6,721 0 7,365 [64]
17 1,588 25,050 172 16,263 0 53 587 8,147 0 8,734 [65]
18 1,947 26,935 207 16,470 0 53 538 9,874 0 10,412 [66]
19 1,915 28,751 136 16,606 0 53 491 11,601 0 12,092 [67]
20 2,539 31,087 169 16,775 0 53 474 13,785 0 14,259 [68]
21 2,377 33,317 118 16,893 0 53 443 15,928 0 16,371 [69]
22 2,860 36,162 187 17,080 3 56 401 18,625 0 19,026 [70]
23 3,305 39,345 187 17,267 0 53 374 21,648 0 22,022 [71]
24 6,145 45,473 201 17,648 0 56 338 27,611 0 27,949 [72]
25 12,030 57,497 253 17,721 0 56 325 39,395 0 39,720 [73]
26 13,612 71,122 226 17,947 0 56 311 52,808 0 53,119 [74]
27 14,892 86,138 167 18,114 0 56 336 67,631 0 67,968 [75]
28 14,657 100,821 218 18,332 0 56 327 82,105 0 82,433 [76]

On 4 February, New Zealand reported a record 209 new community: 21 in Northland, 99 in the Auckland Region, 51 in Waikato, 15 in Rotorua, 15 in Bay of Plenty, three in Hawke's Bay, four in Tairāwhiti and one in MidCentral. In addition, 64 cases were reported in managed isolation.[77]

On 7 February, several schools reported positive cases among students and staff including Te Mata Primary School (four students) in Hastings' Havelock North suburb, Hamilton Boys' High School (one student), Hamilton Christian School (one student), Rototuna Junior and Senior High School (one student), Melville Intermediate School (one student) and Prospect School (one staff member) in Auckland's Glen Eden suburb.[78][79]

On 10 February, Queenstown in the South Island's Otago region reported two community cases. These mark the first new community cases in the Southern District Health Board since 17 April 2020.[80] That same day, two students at Ilminister Intermediate School in Gisborne in the North Island tested positive for COVID-19. As a result, half the school and seven teachers were into self-isolation.[81] Later that day, a community case was reported in Dunedin. The individual had spent time in Wānaka and Cromwell during their infectious period.[82]

On 11 February, two community cases were reported in Invercargill and Gore, New Zealand in the South Island's Southland Region. Both cases had previously visited the Queenstown area.[83]

On 12 February, six staff and seven patients at Auckland City Hospital tested positive for COVID-19. In response, all patients and two staff at two wards for the elderly were ordered to undergo testing.[84]

On 13 February, a positive case was reported at Musselburgh School in Dunedin. In response, all Year 5 and Year 6 students at the school were identified as close contacts with families being asked to get their children tested.[85]

On 14 February, 19 cases were reported in Otago and Southland, bringing the total number of cases in the Southern District Health Board to 51.[86]

On 15 February, a student at Gore Main School tested positive for COVID-19; prompting 25 other students, three teachers, and two teacher aides to go into self-isolation. In addition, Gore Preschool was closed as a precaution after a visitor tested positive for COVID-19.[87]

On 17 February, Public Health South and the University of Otago confirmed that two parties held on Castle Street and Hyde Street between 12 and 15 February during Orientation Week were close contact sites. Students who attended the parties were advised by health authorities to get tested.[88][89] Though the University advised all students attending the party to get tested, confusion emerged when local health providers including WellSouth opted to only test individuals who were symptomatic or close contacts.[89]

By 18 February, several Dunedin schools including Carisbrook School, Bradford School, Balmacewen Intermediate School, Otago Boys' High School, Columba College, and Queenstown's Wakatipu High School had reported positive cases.[90]

On 21 February, two new deaths were reported in Auckland. One was a patient at Middlemore Hospital while the other was a patient in their 70s at Auckland City Hospital.[91]

On 22 February, a Dunedin pathology worker at Southern Community Laboratory tested positive for COVID-19.[92] That same day, King's and Queen's High Schools in Dunedin also reported positive cases.[93]

From 24 February, RATs are now included in the daily tally separate from PCR tests.[72] In addition, health authorities confirmed the death of another patient at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland. That same day, the Convoy 2022 New Zealand's Wellington protest camp was identified by the Health Ministry as a "location of interest."[94] People present the occupation between 11.55am and 11pm on 19 February and 11am and 11.59pm on 20 February were considered close contacts.[95]

On 25 February, five new deaths were reported in hospital, bringing the death toll to 62. Two were from Auckland's North Shore Hospital, two from Waikato and one from Tauranga.[96]

On 28 February, David Parker tested positive for COVID-19, become the first New Zealand Member of Parliament to test positive for the disease.[97]

March[edit]

Date Cases Recoveries Deaths Active cases Sources
New Total New Total New Total Border Community Other Total
1 19,588 118,812 281 18,613 0 56 283 99,859 0 100,143 [98]
2 22,160 142,321 135 18,748 0 56 276 123,836 0 124,114 [99]
3 23,194 166,098 515 19,263 0 56 252 146,527 0 146,779 [100]
4 22,535 188,680 16,875 36,138 7 63 126 152,353 0 152,479 [101]
5 18,840 207,562 3,442 39,580 0 63 126 167,793 0 167,919 [102]
6 15,162 222,767 3,586 43,166 2 65 123 179,413 0 179,536 [103]
7 17,582 240,319 4,480 47,646 0 65 116 192,492 0 192,608 [104]
8 23,913 264,255 23,965 71,611 0 65 127 192,452 0 192,579 [105]
9 22,466 286,750 12,817 84,428 0 65 116 202,141 0 202,257 [106]
10 21,030 307,803 14,560 98,988 - 91 110 208,624 0 208,734 [107]
11 21,012 328,836 19,895 118,883 5 98 113 209,754 0 209,867 [108]
12 18,715 347,576 22,195 141,078 7 105 121 206,284 0 206,405 [109]
13 14,516 362,109 23,543 164,621 8 113 136 197,251 0 197,387 [110]
14 15,562 377,685 22,495 187,116 1 114 147 190,320 0 190,467 [111]
15 21,633 399,342 18,859 205,975 1 115 157 193,108 0 193,265 [112]
16 19,487 418,861 15,109 221,084 22 141 188 197,464 0 197,652 [113]
17 19,591 438,452 17,411 238,495 10 151 207 199,640 0 199,847 [114]
18 14,148 452,600 90,170 328,665 3 156 156 123,711 0 123,867 [115]
19 18,559 471,225 18,751 347,416 6 164 186 123,479 0 123,665 [116]
20 12,046 483,222 14,521 361,937 7 175 193 120,941 0 121,134 [117]
21 14,495 497,731 15,572 377,509 12 184 203 119,856 0 120,059 [118]
22 20,941 518,685 21,653 399,162 14 199 220 119,126 0 119,346 [119]
23 20,130 538,839 19,504 418,666 7 210 224 119,756 0 119,989 [120]
24 18,467 557,330 19,603 438,269 8 221 243 118,626 0 118,869 [121]
25 15,900 573,230 14,149 452,418 9 234 255 120,370 0 120,625 [122]
26 14,212 587,467 15,995 468,413 16 254 252 118,585 0 118,837 [123]
27 10,272 597,745 14,598 483,011 6 258 255 114,256 0 114,511 [124]
28 12,934 610,687 14,469 497,480 8 269 277 112,699 0 112,976 [125]
29 17,192 627,898 20,925 518405 35 303 291 108,936 0 109,227 [126]
30 15,966 643,875 20,127 538,532 12 317 296 104,769 0 105,065 [127]
31 15,289 659,175 18,469 557,001 20 338 288 101,587 0 101,875 [128]

On 6 March, the Chatham Islands recorded its first two cases of COVID-19. In response, the Canterbury District Health Board distributed rapid antigen kits to all households residing on the islands.[129]

On 7 March, four Members of Parliament including National Party MP Simon Bridges, Police Minister Poto Williams, Attorney General David Parker, and Labour Party MP Anahila Kanongata'a-Suisuiki tested positive for COVID-19. In addition, Māori Party co-leader Rawiri Waititi entered into isolation after his family tested positive.[130]

By 8 March, National Party leader Christopher Luxon along with fellow National MPs Mark Mitchell and Stuart Smith had tested positive for COVID-19. In addition a third of National MPs and six Labour MPs had entered into self-isolation after being identified as close contacts.[131]

On 10 March, the death statistic definition was changed to include all cases who died within 28 days of being reported as a COVID-19 case even if their cause of death was ultimately unrelated.[107] Because of this the Ministry also began reporting separate tallies of deaths classified as being clearly caused by COVID-19 and clearly not caused by it.[132]

On 16 March, the COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins tested positive for COVID-19.[133]

By 30 March, the Southern District Health Board had reported 8,336 active cases in the Otago and Southland regions.[134]

April[edit]

Date Cases Recoveries Deaths Active cases Sources
New Total New Total New Total Border Community Other Total
1 13,524 672,712 15,911 572,912 15 355 308 99,178 0 99,486 [135]
2 11,634 684,374 14,215 587,127 16 330 164 96,753 0 96,917 [136]
3 8,841 693,215 10,664 597,791 20 396 306 94,772 0 95,078 [137]
4 10,238 703,467 12,524 610,315 13 405 290 92,499 0 92,789 [138]
5 14,168 717,650 17,189 627,504 23 428 293 89,467 0 89,760 [139]
6 12,618 730,285 15,974 643,478 18 443 288 86,115 0 86,403 [140]
7 11,685 741,987 15,284 658,762 22 456 299 82,500 0 82,799 [141]
8 9,975 751,974 13,531 672,293 9 466 317 78,941 0 79,258 [142]
9 8,557 760,540 11,632 683,925 10 477 304 75,866 0 76,170 [143]
10 6,749 767,295 8,826 692,751 12 489 306 73,781 0 74,087 [144]
11 7,631 774,928 10,242 702,993 12 500 306 71,160 0 71,466 [145]
12 11,110 786,058 14,182 717,175 14 516 310 68,090 0 68,400 [146]
13 9,455 795,606 12,625 729,800 14 531 320 64,989 0 65,309 [147]
14 9,624 805,240 11,686 741,486 17 547 334 62,906 0 63,240 [148]
15 7,826 813,070 9,971 751,457 20 566 327 60,752 0 61,079 [149]
16 5,810 818,882 8,568 760,025 9 576 363 57,951 0 58,314 [150]
17 5,985 824,867 6,756 766,781 11 586 378 57,154 0 57,532 [151]
18 6,283 831,149 7,627 774,408 10 597 308 55,869 0 56,177 [152]
19 8,308 839,455 11,105 785,513 6 602 309 53,063 0 53,372 [153]
20 11,277 850,747 9,514 795,027 12 615 337 54,801 0 55,138 [154]
21 10,360 861,118 9,631 804,658 18 633 353 55,507 0 55,860 [155]
22 9,446 870,591 7,832 812,490 10 646 360 57,131 0 57,491 [156]
23 7,985 878,575 5,796 818,286 17 665 364 59,298 0 59,662 [157]
24 5,706 884,289 5,986 824,272 9 674 367 59,014 0 59,381 [158]
25 5,747 890,039 6,285 830,557 8 683 385 58,453 0 58,838 [159]
26 6,442 896,495 8,306 838,863 5 687 413 56,570 0 56,983 [160]
27 9,904 906,397 11,272 850,135 22 710 427 55,164 0 55,591 [161]
28 9,127 915,522 10,349 860,484 12 723 441 53914 0 54,355 [162]
29 8,316 923,847 9,438 869,922 13 737 462 52,767 0 53,229 [163]
30 7,119 930,969 7,966 877,888 6 744 490 51,889 0 52,379 [164]

On 2 April, Radio New Zealand reported that men accounted for two thirds of COVID-19 deaths in New Zealand, citing figures released by the Ministry of Health. The Health Ministry confirmed that 190 of the COVID-19 fatalities reported in 2022 were men, compared with 114 women. Epidemiologist Michael Baker stated that these trends followed overseas patterns but also identified underlying health conditions and age as bigger factors than biological sex in influencing COVID-19 death rates. In addition, Health Ministry figures confirmed that slightly more women than men were infected by COVID-19, with women accounting for 56% of those hospitalised with the virus.[165]

May[edit]

Date Cases Recoveries Deaths Active cases Sources
New Total New Total New Total Border Community Other Total
1 5,718 936,697 5,705 883,593 5 750 507 51,890 0 52,397 [166]
2 6,726 943,428 5,727 889,320 6 757 538 52,857 0 53,395 [167]
3 9,237 952,697 6,452 895,772 18 777 613 55,581 0 56,194 [168]
4 8,578 961,262 9,873 905,645 22 801 660 54,204 0 54,864 [169]
5 8,706 969,959 9,096 914,741 21 821 675 53,769 0 54,444 [170]
6 7,426 977380 8,295 923,036 23 845 679 52,868 0 53,547 [171]
7 6,838 984,218 7,110 930,155 11 857 692 52,563 0 53,255 [172]
8 5,720 989,946 5,725 935,880 2 860 699 52,557 0 53,256 [173]
9 6,464 996,417 6,726 942,606 2 862 661 52,338 0 52,999 [174]
10 9,251 1,005,674 6,111 948,717 14 876 662 55,469 0 56,131 [175]
11 8,047 1,013,721 11,667 960384 29 902 556 51,926 0 52,482 [176]
12 9,476 1,023,205 8,695 969,079 8 911 544 52,719 0 53,263 [177]
13 7,519 1,030,733 7,404 976,483 29 940 537 52,821 0 53,358 [178]
14 7,130 1,037,855 6,803 983,286 17 958 515 53,145 0 53,660 [179]
15 5,819 1,043,683 5,719 989,005 14 973 517 53,238 0 53,755 [180]
16 7,108 1,050,797 6,466 995,471 6 978 507 53,890 0 54,397 [181]
17 9,906 1,060,710 9,260 1,004,731 8 986 492 54,550 0 55,042 [182]
18 9,661 1,070,373 9,406 1,012,754 30 1,017 506 56,146 0 56,652 [183]
19 9,181 1,079,557 9,469 1,022,223 6 1,022 511 55,850 0 56,361 [184]
20 7,899 1,087,466 7,519 1,029,742 17 1,039 532 56,202 0 56,734 [185]
21 6,720 1,094,192 7,118 1,036,860 7 1,045 554 55,781 0 56,335 [186]
22 5,050 1,099,250 5,818 1,042,678 10 1,055 540 55,025 0 55,565 [187]
23 6,058 1,105,317 7,105 1,049,783 10 1,064 553 53,964 0 54,517 [188]
24 8,500 1,113,828 9,931 1,059,714 14 1,071 556 52,537 0 53,083 [189]
25 8,228 1,122,075 9,641 1,069,355 10 1,086 546 51,113 0 51,679 [190]
26 7,660 1,129,749 9,166 1,078,521 16 1,102 526 49,645 0 50,171 [191]
27 6,952 1,136,708 7,871 1,086,392 30 1,127 523 48706 0 49,229 [192]
28 6,424 1,1431,46 6,710 1,093,102 11 1,140 494 48,452 0 48,946 [193]
29 4,884 1,148,045 5,050 1,098,152 9 1,149 476 48,310 0 48,786 [194]
30 5,888 1,153,946 6,062 1,104,214 5 1,154 467 48,153 0 48,620 [195]
31 8,515 1,162,499 8,487 1,112,701 16 1,172 491 48,179 0 48,670 [196]

On 1 May, the Ministry of Health confirmed its first case of the BA.4 variant of the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant. The individual had arrived from South Africa on 22 April and tested positive on 24 April.[197] The second case of the BA.4 variant was reported on 2 May.[198]

On 8 May, New Zealand reported its first case of the BA.5 variant of the Omicron variant at the border. The individual had arrived from South Africa on 26 April and tested positive on 1 May.[199] The following day, two more cases of the BA.5 variant were reported at the border. Both cases originated in South Africa.[200]

On 10 May, the total number of cases in New Zealand exceeded the 1 million mark, rising to 1,005,674.[175]

On 14 May, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern tested positive for COVID-19.[201] Her partner Clarke Gayford had earlier tested positive for COVID-19 on 8 May.[202]

On 17 May, the total number of recoveries in NZ exceeded the 1 million mark, reaching 1,004,731.[182]

On 18 May, the Health Ministry's announced death toll exceed the 1,000 mark, reaching 1,017. This figure includes COVID-deaths that occurred more than 28 days after a COVID-19 case was reported and deaths with incomplete details.[183]

On 22 May 2022, Mayor of Wellington Andy Foster tested positive for COVID-19.[203]

June[edit]

Date Cases Recoveries Deaths Active cases Sources
New Total New Total New Total Border Community Other Total
1 8,271 1,170,815 8,235 1,120,936 12 1,185 502 48,237 0 48,739 [204]
2 7,965 1,178,816 7,665 1,128,601 11 1,197 520 48,544 0 49,064 [205]
3 6,301 1,185,151 6,953 1,135,554 12 1,210 501 47,933 0 48,434 [206]
4 6,374 1,191,560 6,442 1,141,996 9 1,221 526 47,866 0 48,392 [207]
5 4,450 1,146,889 4,893 1,146,889 7 1,229 530 47,435 0 47,965 [208]
6 - - - - - - - - - - No update
7 5,831 1,206,411 8,526 1,161,314 8 1,243 505 43,398 0 43,903 [209]
8 7,120 1,213,546 8,297 1,169,611 22 1,267 486 42,233 0 42,719 [210]
9 8,023 1,221,724 7,988 1,177,599 24 1,294 487 42,398 0 42,885 [211]
10 6,383 1,228,187 6,323 1,183,922 7 1,303 507 42,511 0 43,018 [212]
11 5,202 1,233,450 6,390 1,190,312 7 1,311 496 41,388 0 41,884 [213]
12 4,474 1,237,979 4,472 1,194,784 7 1,320 518 41,416 0 41,934 [214]
13 4,481 1,242,497 4,482 1,199,266 6 1,325 531 41,433 0 41,964 [215]
14 6,215 1,248,852 5,878 1,205,144 19 1,348 559 41,863 0 42,422 [216]
15 5,624 1,254,560 7,196 1,248,298 9 1,359 560 40,365 0 40,925 [217]
16 5,542 1,260,441 8,085 1,220,425 13 1,374 570 38,138 0 38,708 [218]
17 4,933 1,265,455 6,453 1,226,878 7 1,390 550 36,712 0 37,262 [219]
18 4,454 1,270,039 5,248 1,232,126 9 1,401 528 36,061 0 36,589 [220]
19 3,277 1,273,389 4,516 1,236,642 5 1,406 496 34,922 0 35,418 [221]
20 4,077 1,277,568 4,549 1,241,191 8 1,415 486 34,554 0 35,040 [222]
21 5,695 1,283,444 6,312 1,247,503 13 1,350 467 34,124 0 34,591 [223]
22 5,577 1,289,128 5,692 1,253,195 18 1,450 474 34,091 0 34,565 [224]
23 5,391 1,294,657 5,898 1,259,093 12 1,431 485 33,699 0 34,184 [225]
24 - - - - - - - - - No update
25 3,922 1,303,779 4,543 1,268,645 9 1,455 593 33,137 0 33,730 [226]
26 1,261 1,308,387 3,341 1,271,986 6 1,461 634 34,357 0 34,991 [227]
27 5,644 1,314,145 4,169 1,276,155 11 1,472 669 35,900 0 36,569 [228]
28 8,122 1,322,476 5,847 1,282,002 16 1,488 322 39,037 0 39,037 [229]
29 7,929 1,330,538 5,732 1,287,734 12 1,503 715 40,640 0 41,355 [230]
30 7,629 1,338,501 5,553 1,293,267 17 1,522 986 42,782 0 43,768 [231]

On 3 June, the first four community cases of the Omicron subvariant BA.5 and the first case of the BA.4 subvariant were reported in New Zealand.[232]

On 30 June, Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson tested positive for COVID-19.[233]

July[edit]

Date Cases Reinfections Recoveries Deaths Active cases Sources
New Total New Total New Total New Total Border Community Total
1 7,195 1,345,796 - - 5,015 1,298,282 7 1,529 1,098 44,943 46,401 [234]
2 6,626 1,352,688 - - 3,991 1,302,273 21 1,549 1,166 47,755 48,921 [235]
3 5,089 1,357,862 - - 4,600 1,306,873 11 1,560 1,242 48,242 49,484 [236]
4 6,650 1,364,733 - - 5,767 1,312,640 7 1,568 1,283 49,298 50,581 [237]
5 9,816 1,374,535 - - 8,333 1,320,973 22 1,592 1,330 50,698 52,028 [238]
6 - - - - - - - - - - - No update[239]
7 11,084 1,403,073 351 - 7,855 1,343,926 15 1,619 1,528 56,058 57,586 [240]
8 9,953 1,412,642 334 14,338 7,392 1,351,318 20 1,641 1,585 58,158 59,743 [241]
9 9,558 1,422,178 333 14,663 6,803 1,358,121 21 1,663 1,665 60,790 62,455 [242]
10 7,747 1,429,924 206 14,869 5,469 1,363,590 9 1,674 1,763 62,960 64,723 [243]
11 8,675 1,438,599 248 15,117 6,571 1,370,161 17 1,688 1,898 64,912 66,810 [244]
12 11,854 1,450,451 440 15,557 9,814 1,379,975 17 1,707 2,028 66,803 68,831 [245]
13 11,819 1,462,257 481 16,035 10,527 1,390,502 29 1,737 2,155 67,296 70,081 [246]
14 11,716 1,473,955 427 16,458 10,909 1,401,411 23 1,760 2,110 68,737 70,847 [247]
15 10,803 1,484,746 419 16,781 9,534 1,410,945 16 1,776 2,164 69,924 72,088 [248]
16 9,549 1,494,272 357 17,226 9,533 1,420,478 28 1,805 2,211 69,842 72,053 [249]
17 6,493 1,500,754 254 17,477 7,751 1,428,229 22 1,827 2,187 68,575 70,762 [250]
18 7,975 1,508,728 309 17,786 8,675 1,436,904 21 1,849 2,266 67,774 70,040 [251]
19 10,772 1,519,490 538 18,318 11,817 1,448,721 19 1,870 2,313 66,653 68,966 [252]
20 10,716 1,530,186 504 18,814 11,744 1,460,465 34 1,907 2,361 65,523 67,884 [253]
21 10,336 1,540,509 479 19,286 11,684 1,472,149 31 1,928 2,411 64,081 66,492 [254]
22 9,087 1,549,589 423 19,709 10,770 1,482,919 22 1,954 2,435 62,345 64,780 [255]
23 8,088 1,557,661 366 20,069 9,483 1,492,402 21 1,976 2,462 60,886 63,348 [256]
24 5,853 1,563,510 234 20,301 6,785 1,499,187 14 1,990 2,493 59,905 62,398 [257]
25 7,297 1,570,802 322 20,621 7,693 1,506,880 16 2,006 2,536 59,445 61,981 [258]
26 9,686 1,580,477 531 21,147 10,705 1,518,146 47 "1,396" 2,612 58,323 60,935 [259]
27 9,124 1,589,584 548 21,692 10,653 1,528,799 31 1,427 2,068 56,750 59,358 [260]
28 7,939 1,597,516 456 22,149 10,312 1,539,111 28 1,455 2,541 54,409 56,950 [261]
29 7,918 1,605,416 493 22,638 9,030 1,548,141 24 1,479 2,495 53,301 55,796 [262]
30 6,475 1,611,885 333 22,970 8,050 1,556,191 2 1,502 2,393 51,799 54,192 [263]
31 4,464 1,616,341 226 23,193 6,110 1,562,301 0 1,502 2,280 50,258 52,538 [264]

On 4 July, University of Canterbury mathematics professor and Covid-19 modeller Michael Plank described the rapid spread of BA.5 variant cases throughout the country as a second wave of COVID-19 infections. He estimated that the BA.5 variant would overtake the BA.2 variant as the dominant variant within New Zealand in a matter of weeks.[265]

On 6 July, no update was released due to technical difficulties on the Ministry of Health's website. As a result, the daily update was delayed till the following day.[239]

On 7 July, the Ministry of Health updated the daily reports to include reinfections.[240]

On 19 July, Public Health Agency Deputy Director-General Dr. Andrew Old announced that the Health Ministry would be changing the reporting of deaths from people who had died of a COVID-19 infection within 28 days to people who had either died as a result of a COVID-19 infection or where COVID-19 was a contributing factor to their death.[266]

On 25 July, the national death toll exceed 2,000, reaching 2,006. 836 COVID-19 cases were in hospital, with Christchurch Hospital reporting 169 cases; its highest number since the COVID-19 pandemic began.[267] The following day, the Ministry of Health revised the definition of COVID-19 deaths from deaths within 28 days of testing positive for COVID-19 to deaths attributed to COVID-19.[259]

August[edit]

Date Cases Reinfections Recoveries Deaths Active cases Sources
New Total New Total New Total New Total Border Community Total
1 5,581 1,621,916 82 23,498 7,015 1,569,316 0 1,502 2,187 48,911 51,098 [268]
2 7,388 1,629,298 505 24,003 9,631 1,578,947 61 1,563 2,033 46,755 48,788 [269]
3 6,710 1,635,992 476 24,477 9,094 1,588,041 26 1,589 1,900 44,462 46,362 [270]
4 6,362 1,642,334 101 24,913 7,914 1,595,955 14 1,603 1,802 42,974 44,776 [271]
5 5,505 1,647,826 396 25,303 7,881 1,603,836 21 1,624 1,693 40,673 42,366 [272]
6 4,894 1,652,711 307 25,608 6,444 1,610,280 14 1,638 1,549 39,244 40,793 [273]
7 3,522 1,656,229 210 25,818 4,692 1,614,972 0 1,638 1,537 38,082 39,619 [274]
8 4,174 1,660,402 279 26,097 5,329 1,620,301 0 1,638 1,456 37,007 38,463 [275]
9 6,142 1,666,539 467 26,564 7,343 1,627,644 50 1,688 1,384 35,823 37,207 [276]
10 5,397 1,671,922 413 26,973 6,683 1,634,327 17 1,705 1,345 34,545 35,890 [277]
11 5,022 1,676,938 338 27,309 6,317 1,640,644 21 1,726 1,338 33,230 34,568 [278]
12 4,288 1,681,209 334 27,637 5,487 1,646,131 7 1,733 1,290 32,055 33,345 [279]
13 3,742 1,684,946 301 27,941 4,881 1,651,012 17 1,750 1,277 30,907 32,184 [280]
14 2,762 1,687,705 173 28,114 3,647 1,654,659 0 1,750 1,195 30,101 31,296 [281]
15 3,556 1,691,261 251 28,365 4,050 1,658,709 0 1,750 1,204 29,598 30,802 [282]
16 4,980 1,696,239 410 28,775 6,078 1,664,787 32 1,782 1,170 28,500 29,670 [283]
17 4,673 1,700,900 376 29,147 5,379 1,670,166 12 1,794 1,124 27,816 28,940 [284]
18 4,704 1,705,597 439 29,586 5,054 1,675,220 13 1,807 1,083 27,487 28,570 [285]
19 3,949 1,709,541 391 29,977 4,319 1,679,539 8 1,815 1,065 27,122 28,187 [286]
20 3,425 1,712,957 287 30,261 3,712 1,683,251 9 1,824 1,096 26,786 27,882 [287]
21 2,216 1,715,165 173 30,429 2,909 1,686,160 0 1,824 1,057 26,124 27,181 [288]
22 2,846 1,718,009 234 30,663 3,416 1,689,576 0 1,824 1,029 25,580 26,609 [289]
23 3,832 1,721,836 393 31,055 4,955 1,694,531 17 1,841 998 24,466 25,464 [290]
24 3,287 1,725,110 316 31,367 4,662 1,699,193 4 1,845 962 23,110 24,072 [291]
25 2,922 1,728,018 281 31,647 4,620 1,703,813 0 1,845 940 21,140 22,360 [292]
26 2,488 1,730,494 246 31,890 3,872 1,707,685 20 1,865 967 19,977 20,944 [293]
27 2,279 1,732,765 222 32,112 3,407 1,711,092 4 1,869 977 18,827 19,804 [294]
28 1,394 1,734,157 108 32,220 2,335 1,713,427 0 1,869 947 17,914 18,861 [295]
29 1,749 1,735,902 159 32,379 2,728 1,716,155 0 1,869 910 16,698 17,878 [296]
30 2,592 1,738,492 306 32,685 3,806 1,719,961 15 1,884 898 15,749 16,647 [297]
31 2,353 1,740,840 289 32,970 3,271 1,723,232 9 1,893 861 14,854 15,715 [298]

On 10 August, Radio New Zealand reported that 87 people had died of COVID-19 in their homes since March 2022. According to figures released by the public health service Te Whatu Ora (Health New Zealand), an average of four people have been dying from COVID-19 in their homes since the outbreak of the Omicron virus in New Zealand. 92% of the deceased were aged over 60 years. In terms of ethnic composition, Europeans accounted for over 50% of deaths, Māori accounted for 18% of deaths, and Pasifika accounted for 19% of deaths. In terms of vaccination status, 22% of the decease were unvaccinated, 25% were fully vaccinated, and 49% had received vaccine boosters.[299]

On 13 August, the Ministry of Health confirmed there were 546 COVID-19 patients in hospital including ten in intensive care. The Health Ministry also confirmed that a total of 1,750 deaths could be attributed to COVID-19, with an average of 14 deaths occurring over the past week.[300]

September[edit]

Date Cases Reinfections Recoveries Deaths Active cases Sources
New Total New Total New Total New Total Border Community Total
1 2,211 1,743,042 250 33,217 2,884 1,726,116 15 1,908 863 14,155 15,018 [301]
2 1,902 1,744,937 210 33,425 2,481 1,728,597 2 1,910 797 13,633 14,430 [302]
3 1,709 1,746,640 176 33,600 2,270 1,730,867 5 1,915 760 13,098 13,858 [303]
4 1,103 1,747,739 101 33,701 1,463 1,732,330 0 1,915 747 12,747 13,494 [304]
5 1,401 1,749,139 143 33,843 1,693 1,734,023 0 1,915 755 12,446 13,201 [305]
6 2,149 1,751,284 267 34,110 2,556 1,736,579 18 1,933 744 12,028 12,772 [306]
7 1,905 1,753,182 241 34,352 2,336 1,738,915 6 1,939 748 11,580 12,328 [307]
8 1,742 1,754,905 220 34,567 2,198 1,741,113 2 1,941 693 11,158 11,851 [308]
9 1,548 1,756,443 190 34,755 1,884 1,742,997 3 1,944 660 10,842 11,502 [309]
10 1,477 1,757,913 183 34,938 1,701 1,744,698 6 1,950 651 10,614 11,265 [310]
11 981 1,758,884 95 35,029 1,156 1,745,854 0 1,950 634 10,446 11,080 [311]
12 1,230 1,760,113 135 35,164 1,335 1,747,189 0 1,950 614 10,360 10,974 [312]
13 2,019 1,762,125 250 35,412 2,128 1,749,317 12 1,962 576 10,270 10,846 [313]
19 9,606 1,769,694 1,108 36,262 10,949 1,758,138 22 1,972 - - - [314]
27 9,809 1,779,476 1,052 37,300 9,522 1,767,660 58 2,030 - - - [315]

On 13 September, the Ministry of Health announced that it would be shifting its release of COVID-19 updates from daily reports to weekly reports. Future COVID reports will be published on Monday, with the next due to be released on 19 September.[313][316]

October[edit]

Date Cases Reinfections Recoveries Deaths Sources
New Total New Total New Total New Total
3 9,975 1,789,425 1,098 38,393 9,776 1,777,436 8 2,038 [317]
10 9,405 1,800,602 1,021 39,616 9,926 1,787,362 17 2,055 [318]
17 14,311 1,814,890 1,465 41,074 11,178 1,798,540 10 2,065 [319]
24 16,399 1,831,233 1,727 42,768 14,245 1,812,785 30 2,095 [320]
31 20,522 1,851,689 2,483 45,208 16,321 1,829,106 11 2,106 [321]

On 13 October, the Ministry of Health reported that the new Omicron subvariant BQ.1.1 was discovered in a COVID-19 positive person and South Island wastewater samples.[322]

On 17 October, the Ministry of Health acknowledged that it had under-reported the number of people hospitalised with COVID-19 throughout the entire pandemic in New Zealand by 5,000. As a result, the official figure was revised from 14,043 to 19,476.[323]

By 27 October, the Ministry of Health reported that cases were averaging over 1,500 per day. 3,575 cases were reported that day while 3,923 cases were reported on 26 October. The Ministry described this surge in cases as part of a "third wave" of COVID-19 cases that year.[324]

November[edit]

Date Cases Reinfections Recoveries Deaths Sources
New Total New Total New Total New Total
7 20,802 1,872,459 3,173 48,371 20,466 1,849,572 13 2,119 [325]
14 21,595 1,894,029 3,881 52,245 20,749 1,870,321 35 2,154 [326]
21 24,068 1,918,070 17,154 57,117 21,532 1,891,853 28 2,182 [327]
28 27,076 1,945,117 6,547 63,656 24,018 1,915,871 30 2,212 [328]

By 7 November, Radio New Zealand reported that the weekly rolling average of COVID-19 cases had risen by more than 60% since September 2022, leading to a third wave of COVID infections. 15% of the 20,802 cases reported over the past week were re-infections. In addition, the hospitalisation and death rates increased during that period; with 322 in hospital, 8 in intensive care, and 13 deaths. In addition, the population's immunity to COVID-19 was affected by long gaps between boosters and past infections and new overseas COVID strains such as XBB and BQ.1. In response, several public health experts including epidemiologist Michael Baker, immunologist Anna Brooks, and vaccinologist Helen Petousis-Harris called for the reinstatement of mask mandates and government support for vaccine rollouts including the Bivalent vaccine.[329]

December[edit]

Date Cases Reinfections Recoveries Deaths Sources
New Total New Total New Total New Total
5 34,528 1,979,614 9,099 72,743 27,026 1,942,897 23 2,235 [330]
12 40,098 2,019,685 11,142 83,875 34,491 1,977,388 22 2,257 [331]
19 42,740 2,062,384 12,809 96,675 40,021 2,017,409 31 2,288 [332]
28 32,010 2,094,354 9,660 106,320 42,664 2,060,073 43 2,331 [333]

On 19 December, the Government confirmed that New Zealand's COVID-19 settings would remain unchanged over the summer with positive cases expected to isolate for seven days. The seven day rolling average for new daily cases is 6,099, making it the worst week in the latest Omicron outbreak. Based on these figures, University of Auckland computational evolution senior lecturer Dr David Welch estimated that two or three out of every 100 individuals was being infected. College for Emergency Medicine chair Kate Allan expressed concerns that the movement of tourists to the Coromandel, Thames, Northland Region, Queenstown and Wānaka could place hospitals under strain. University of Otago epidemiologist Dr Michael Baker advised people to wear respirator masks in shopping malls and supermarkets.[334]

Traffic lights timeline[edit]

Date COVID-19 Protection Framework (traffic lights)
Red Orange Green
1 January 2022[335] Northland Rest of North Island, South Island None
21 January 2022[336] None New Zealand None
24 January 2022[337] New Zealand None None
13 April 2022[338] None New Zealand None
13 September 2022[339] None None None

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ a b c The large increase in recovered cases on these dates is due to changes in case definitions. Starting from 16 December 2021, active cases were automatically considered recovered after 21 days, after previously requiring clearance from a medical practitioner.[1] On 4 March 2022 this period was reduced to 10 days, and from 18 March it was reduced further to 7 days.
  2. ^ a b Changes in the number of deaths reported on these dates are due to redefinitions of Covid deaths. Initially, a Covid death was reported when COVID-19 was a confirmed or likely cause of death. Starting on 10 March 2022, Covid deaths were reported automatically when a person died within 28 days of testing positive for COVID-19, or when deaths were clearly linked to COVID-19 after 28 days.[2] From 26 July 2022, a Covid death is reported when COVID-19 is considered the underlying or a contributory cause; previously reported deaths not meeting the new definition were removed from the total number of Covid deaths.[3]

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