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Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand has finalised its insurance claim with the Earthquake Commission (EQC) for Crown-owned land in the Christchurch residential red zones.

A first-of-its-kind agreement has been made as part of efforts to better manage Crown pastoral leases in the Selwyn district, and protect the native plants and animals that call them home.

We are looking ahead to reform changes coming in November. Find out more about the upcoming changes and other Overseas Investment Office activity in our latest edition of Pānui.

In the September edition of Pānui:

Mental Health Awareness Week is a chance to reflect on all aspects of mental health, including that of dogs, says the co-owner of Aotearoa’s only rover rehabilitation park.

The demolition of the old Masterton hospital is underway, with six buildings already pulled down.

A tenure review agreement has been reached for Otago high country pastoral lease Hukarere Station.

The last demolition in Christchurch’s red zone is underway, signalling the end of a massive 10-year clearance programme.

Work is underway to help support rare plants struggling to survive in geothermal areas near Wairakei in the Central North Island.

In this edition: survey and title transactions waiting times, Cadastral Survey Rules 2021 now in effect, amendments to guidelines for authority and identity requirements and electronic signing of documents, consultation on Long-term Insights Briefing opens September.

Overseas Investment Office fee changes from today

In this edtion we cover our new fees framework for applications to the Overseas Investment Office.

Read the special edition of Pānui

 

A new fees framework for applications to the Overseas Investment Office starts today.

Helping to populate Christchurch’s red zone with thousands of native plants has been life-changing for some of the students involved, according to Eco-Action facilitator David Newton.