Rugby League World Cup: Fans urged to keep celebrations within ‘reasonable hours’ after noise complaints

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Tongan fans show off their pride in Ōtāhuhu, Auckland, last year. Photo / Hayden Woodward

Fans supporting their teams in the Rugby League World Cup are urged to celebrate safely - especially on the roads.

They are also being encouraged to celebrate “within reasonable hours” after residents made noise complaints relating to parades and celebrations that have continued late into the night and early hours

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