Fire crews have extinguished a blaze on Auckland's Māngere Mountain.
It comes after another scrub fire on Saturday night destroyed three hectares of vegetation and took several hours to put out.
The second fire broke out about 3.15pm, but Fire and Emergency said it had now been extinguished.
It said it would continue to watch Māngere Mountain on Monday.
A spokesperson said they would be monitoring conditions on the mountain over the next few weeks as high winds could cause another flare-up.
They reminded the public that a restricted fire season was in place in the city and people must request permission from Fire and Emergency to light an open fire.
Firefighters battling the blaze on Auckland's Māngere Mountain on Saturday. Photo: Facebook/Laingholm Volunteer Fire Brigade
Earlier, a spokesperson said the blaze was burning through a grass area measuring 30 square metres. Three fire trucks were at the scene.
Users on social media had posted images of the evening blaze, which sent smoke billowing into the sky.
A blaze spreads on Auckland's Māngere Mountain on Saturday. Photo: Facebook / Laingholm Volunteer Fire Brigade
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