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In this edition: A reminder about when we're out of the once during the silly season, find out what the Canterbury Property Boundaries and Related Matters Bill means for you, and tax information for family trusts and relationship property settlements, and where to go if you've got a question about the new property tax requirements.

A schedule is published frequently with new Crown properties declared surplus. Iwi are invited to register their interest in these properties with the Office for Māori Crown Relations – Te Arawhiti.

This month's overseas investment newsletter contains new and updated guidance, details about the upcoming Ngā Hui Whakamārama session, and recent decision summaries.

Work to prevent the spread of lakeweed from Lake Benmore, into nearby lakes that support our hydroelectric power generation, is due to get underway mid next week.

Experts from all over the world have gathered in Wellington to attend a United Nations (UN)-backed meeting of the International Committee on GNSS to discuss satellite-based positioning and navigation matters.

The Australasian Women in Emergencies (AWE) Network has recognised LINZ Senior Geospatial Specialist, Susan Shaw, with an award for mentoring, supporting, and encouraging other women in the emergency management community.

The Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) 2023/24 Annual Report is now published, with this year’s report delving into the wide range of work we do across New Zealand and further afield.

We will be doing repairs to the Bendigo campsite roadway this Wednesday to Friday (October 23 to 25), weather permitting.

Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board announces today Franz Josef village and glacier will be retaining the existing spellings of their official dual names.

In this edition we reflect on 2024 and have a handful of functionality updates for you.

Applications for Landbanking and/or Sites of Significance for properties in this schedule close 5 July 2024.

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.

Rabbit control is getting underway in the Lake Dunstan area to address exploding rabbit numbers.

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.

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) and the Department of Conservation - Te Papa Atawhai (DOC) are working together on innovative ways to protect Aotearoa’s biodiversity.

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.