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Toitū Te Whenua manages this website with accessibility in mind. We follow New Zealand Government Web Standards wherever possible, and the World Wide Web Consortium's Accessibility Initiative.

Read our annual greenhouse gas emissions inventory and management reports.

A pilot customer satisfaction questionnaire is now being sent to Contact centre callers.

We regularly conduct assessments of our regulatory systems. Assessments tell us how a regulatory system is performing, and recommend areas for improvement.

We are disclosing our Chief Executive’s expenses, gifts and hospitality as part of our commitment to transparency and accountability.

Our proactive release policy aims to promote good government, and foster public trust and confidence.

We want customers to have a great experience when they deal with us. If you are concerned about how we do our work or the decisions we make, please get in touch. Here’s how you can make a complaint and what you can expect us to do.

In applying for a Toitū Te Whenua tertiary GIS scholarship you must agree to accept the following terms and conditions

Crown copyright ©. All data and other material produced by Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand and published on linz.govt.nz or our subdomains constitutes Crown copyright administered by Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand.

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand was formed in 1996 following the restructure of the Department of Survey and Land Information.

Our Strategic Intentions explains how we will focus our efforts to deliver the greatest value we can to our customers and New Zealand over the medium to long term.

Read recent briefings on the Land Information portfolio, outlining our role, functions and strategic direction.

Read about our leadership team.

Learn more about our people, networks and supportive workplace.

This system ensures that investment in sensitive assets (land and residential property, significant business assets, and fishing quota) by overseas persons benefits New Zealand. This is managed under the Overseas Investment Act 2005 (OIA) and the Fisheries Act 1996 (s56 to s57J).

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand is the government’s lead agency for property and location information, Crown property and regulating overseas investment – working across land, sea, data and regulatory areas.

The Benchmarking of Administrative and Support (BASS) report provides management information that improves transparency and helps identify opportunities for improvement.

The Performance Improvement Framework reviews agencies’ fitness-for-purpose now and in the future.

Find out how to request information from Toitū Te Whenua under the Official Information Act.

Learn more about our structure, governance and whakapapa. We have more than 700 employees across our offices in Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch.

Find out about some of the roles available at Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand.

Information about the capabilities that relate to different types of roles at Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand.

Disclaimer information for our websites.

Here are some of the benefits and opportunities that are available to you when you work with us. We aim to create an environment where people feel safe and confident bringing their whole self to work.

Long-term Insights Briefings (LTIBs) provide insight into medium and long-term trends, risks and opportunities that impact Aotearoa New Zealand.

This system provides quality, non-private information about properties so people, organisations and government can make well-informed decisions about their use.

This system establishes and maintains the integrity of title to estates and interests in land in New Zealand. This includes the cadastral survey and geodetic sub-systems.

Toitū Te Whenua is looking for the future superstars of software development and engineering to help us build one of the most important software applications in New Zealand.

Six-monthly summaries of Toitū Te Whenua's activities.

Statistics on Official Information Act responses, Information releases published on the Toitū Te Whenua website and Ombudsman complaints.