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The Department of Conservation has received reports of rule breaking in marine reserves following Auckland’s move into Alert Level 3.
The change in alert levels allow Aucklanders to visit beaches and travel on boats in the Hauraki Gulf.
However, rules around fishing, shellfish collection and disturbing any marine life apply. DOC warns that rangers will be patrolling the area and anyone caught breaking the rules will face a $600 fine and risk of prosecution.
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