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New Zealand is now at Alert Level 3, which which reduces restrictions on businesses and schooling and will see hundreds of thousands more people out and about.

However we're still being asked to stay in our household bubbles whenever we are not at work, school, buying the groceries or exercising.

Ben Strang is in Wellington.

New Zealand is now at Alert Level 3, which which reduces restrictions on businesses and schooling and will see hundreds of thousands more people out and about.

However we're still being asked to stay in our household bubbles whenever we are not at work, school, buying the groceries or exercising.

RNZ reporter Katie Scotcher is in Foxton.

New Zealand is now at Alert Level 3, which which reduces restrictions on businesses and schooling and will see hundreds of thousands more people out and about.

However we're still being asked to stay in our household bubbles whenever we are not at work, school, buying the groceries or exercising.

Like many Kiwi, RNZ reporter Te Aniwa Hurihanganui has been hanging out for a "proper" coffee.

She's in Masterton and drinks a moka pini or soy mocha.

New Zealand is now at Alert Level 3, which which reduces restrictions on businesses and schooling and will see hundreds of thousands more people out and about.

However we're still being asked to stay in our household bubbles whenever we are not at work, school, buying the groceries or exercising.

Robin Martin is at the McDonald's in New Plymouth.

New Zealand is now at Alert Level 3, which which reduces restrictions on businesses and schooling and will see hundreds of thousands more people out and about.

However we're still being asked to stay in our household bubbles whenever we are not at work, school, buying the groceries or exercising.

Maja Burry is in Christchurch.

New Zealand is now at Alert Level 3, which which reduces restrictions on businesses and schooling and will see hundreds of thousands more people out and about.

However we're still being asked to stay in our household bubbles whenever we are not at work, school, buying the groceries or exercising.

RNZ reporter Timothy Brown is in Dunedin.

New Zealand is now at Alert Level 3, which which reduces restrictions on businesses and schooling and will see hundreds of thousands more people out and about.

However we're still being asked to stay in our household bubbles whenever we are not at work, school, buying the groceries or exercising.

RNZ reporter Tracy Neal is in Nelson.

New Zealand is now at Alert Level 3, which which reduces restrictions on businesses and schooling and will see hundreds of thousands more people out and about.

However we're still being asked to stay in our household bubbles whenever we are not at work, school, buying the groceries or exercising.

RNZ reporter Phil Pennington speaks to Corin Dann from a train from Lower Hutt.

New Zealand is now at Alert Level 3, which which reduces restrictions on businesses and schooling and will see hundreds of thousands more people out and about.

However we're still being asked to stay in our household bubbles whenever we are not at work, school, buying the groceries or exercising.

RNZ reporter Jordan Bond is at Auckland's spaghetti junction.

Alert Level 4 is over - but will level three actually change much in our day to day lives?

Some people are gearing up for a return to work, while others have been salivating at the prospect of their first takeaway in weeks.

RNZ's Sarah Robson set her microphone up on her letterbox in the Auckland suburb of Grey Lynn and asked her neighbours - from the safety of her front porch - what level three means for them.