In pictures: Inside New Zealand's 'COVID-free' life

A windsurfer races along the shoreline at New Brighton Beach in Christchurch, New Zealand, today. New Zealanders enjoyed their first day at alert level 1 after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced Monday, June 8 that the Cabinet had agreed to remove almost all remaining coronavirus restrictions from midnight, with the exception of the border strictures.

Morning traffic passes a warning sign on the first day of all New Zealand domestic regulations being lifted for the coronavirus disease.

Adults supervise as school children play on the first day of all New Zealand domestic regulations being lifted for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Nelson, New Zealand.

A windsurfer reels in his kite at New Brighton Beach in Christchurch, New Zealand.

A man walks across the frost covered fairways of a golf course in central Christchurch, New Zealand.

The interior of Nelson Airport is seen on the first day of all New Zealand domestic regulations being lifted for the COVID-19 as strict border controls remain in place, in Nelson, New Zealand.

A person sits at a cafe on the first day of all New Zealand domestic regulations being lifted for the COVID-19 in Nelson, New Zealand.

Shoppers walk into a shopping mall past social distancing signs in Christchurch.

A pedestrian is seen walking on the first day in Nelson, New Zealand.

Pedestrians walk past a billboard featuring Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern with the word Aroha, meaning love, in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Commuters wait for transport at a bus interchange in Christchurch. New Zealand appears to have completely eradicated the coronavirus, at least for now, after health officials said Monday the last known infected person had recovered.