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This week we are launching a Customer satisfaction questionnaire to our Contact centre callers.

An aerial survey along the Bay of Plenty coastline aims to create detailed 3D maps to help inform communities about the risks of coastal flooding and provide insights about marine habitat.

New satellite infrastructure officially opened in Southland is expected to help the New Zealand economy soar by benefiting a range of sectors, particularly aviation.

We’re starting work this week to demolish the former Tuakana Hostel on Hospital Terrace, Napier.

Efforts to create a sanctuary for endangered species in the Rees Valley has seen takahē released in the area.

Work to control New Zealand’s worst invasive weed is set to begin at Lake Karāpiro next week.

Our demolition of the Tuakana Hostel in Napier is well underway, with the team completing the internal stripping of the building and now starting the physical demolition.

In this edition: survey and title processing times for May within performance expectations, protecting survey marks, smooth sailing for aqua applications, guidance for surveys of boundaries created by diagram on transfer, Automated Notice of Change for Auckland Council and Watercare, survey pilot, legal webinar.

In this edition: New Landonline – Dealings application is now available, support tools upgraded for New Landonline, two-year Digital Certificate required to certify and sign in new application and more

In this edition: Landonline unavailable 28 and 29 August 2021, one-hour webinars for Cadastral Survey Rules 2021 in August, transition period for Cadastral Survey Rules 2021, New Plymouth legal seminar now 19 October 2021, more councils using Notice of Change of Ownership, Notice to Mortgagee update.

As summer approaches, Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ), Central Otago District Council (CODC) and Otago Regional Council (ORC) are encouraging everyone to take extra care of our land and waterways.

In this edition of Pānui you will find information on the build-to-rent pathway guidance which has been developed with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development. We also share some observations from the first three-months since amendments to the Act went live on 24 November 2021.

Hōngongoi (July) is always a time of review for government agencies as our financial year ends. As the overseas investment regulator, we are no different, and what a year it has been.

In the month of Haratua (May), we refreshed and reorganised our overseas investment webpages and reached significant milestones in the reform of overseas investment legislation.

LINZ is inviting surveyors, engineers, asset managers and other users of geospatial information to provide feedback on proposed updates to Standard for the New Zealand Survey Control.