Projects

The Government has completed its review of the Public Works Act (PWA) 1981 to make it easier to progress infrastructure in New Zealand.

We're modernising Landonline so it remains a world-class property system, ensuring that information about land in New Zealand continues to be trusted and becomes more accessible.

Seabed 2030 is a collaborative project between The Nippon Foundation of Japan and the General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans (GEBCO).

The transfer of Crown-owned residential red zone land to local leaders in greater Christchurch is now complete, effectively ending our lead responsibilities for the city’s earthquake recovery and regeneration.

The Crown Aerial Film Library is an incredibly important national taonga/treasure. Toitū Te Whenua’s historical aerial imagery scanning project was a nine-year effort to digitise these for long-term preservation, historical research, and future use in numerous applications.

The Joining Land and Sea project is helping bring together data on Aotearoa New Zealand’s coastline, so changes in sea levels, flooding, and tsunami inundation can be effectively modelled, supporting greater resilience to natural hazards.