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High Country Matters will provide updates on the work we’re doing to improve our stewardship of Crown pastoral land both on an operational level and at the regulatory level. We’ll also be including stories on a range of projects and from different people and organisations.

This month's Landwrap has details about the upcoming Landonline maintenance release, Citrix connection issues, bright-line rule changes, a review of the rules for Cadastral Survey, and two consultations as part of the Land Transfer Act 2017.

This month's Landwrap features a call for consultation on the Land Transfer Act, as well as details about a Landonline maintenance release planned for April.

This month's Landwrap includes articles about a pilot programme to identify Canterbury quake-related boundary conflicts; information about the NZVD2016 height update; issues related to the Kaikoura coordinate update; a new index for the Surveyor-General's guidelines; as well as a few reminders.

This month, find out more about the property tax changes that came into effect on 1 October and our plans to expand the Survey and Title team. We give you an update about CSD processing times and the cause of recent Landonline availability issues. There's a chance, too, to give your views on the PositioNZ network and see what we're doing to enhance our geodetic marks mobile app.

This month there is an update on Advanced Survey and Title Services (ASaTS); we let you know that the Landonline disaster recovery test scheduled for Saturday 18 July has now been postponed; and ask if there are any improvements you'd like to see in Landonline.

This month we let you know that a system upgrade for Landonline is happening over Easter, and update you following news about Microsoft's future support for Internet Explorer.

This month it is all about Landonline - from letting you know about software requirements and how to go about contacting us for support if you need it, to how to avoid delays when Generated Plans are created. Also, we explain why some of you have been having difficulties logging onto Landonline during the last few months and what we're doing to resolve those issues.

In this edition: Auto-save (file recovery), Joint Lawyers and Surveyors Workshop, and Setting up an e-dealing affecting cross leases

In this edition: Transmissions under section 72 Property Law Act 2007, Canterbury Earthquake Disturbed Geodetic Marks, and A&I forms just got better

In this edition: IE10 is now supported by LINZ, Landonline Disaster Recovery test happening over the weekend of 9/10 November 2013 and a Landonline Survey Plan Generation update

In this edition: Marine and Coastal Area Act 2011 guideline for registration, Notice of Claim – When the spouse, civil union or de facto partner of the claimant is not the registered proprietor, and Cadastral Strategy - Summary of Submissions

In this edition: Improvements to Online Plan Layout functionality, and decommission of Offline Plan Generation functionality, Firm mergers and closures in Landonline, and Vendor A&I forms

In this edition: Landonline spatial data update planned and LINZ to provide easier access to land records

In this edition: Raising our Customer CARE and compliance requirements for discharge authorities received via propel-lc

In this edition: New UniPrint client available for download and Pre-set instrument lists for e-dealings based on common transactions

In this issue of Landwrap, we encourage you to familiarise yourself with New Landonline functions. We have significant new functionality becoming available across Web Search, Survey and Dealings applications.

A hydrographic survey of the seafloor along the coast of Otago is underway to help support safe navigation.

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) has today announced the new members of its High Country Advisory Group.

Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board is opening consultations today on place name proposals for the Rangitikei District and Maewa, a suburb of Feilding.

A piece of frozen, rocky ground at Antarctica’s Arrival Heights now hosts important infrastructure that will help deliver more accurate, more reliable GPS to New Zealand and Australia.

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. Applications for Landbanking and/or Sites of Significance for properties in this schedule close 19 January 2024.

Twenty years of dedicated effort and community support is finally paying off in the fight to clear Lake Wānaka of the invasive lakeweed lagorosiphon.

Consultation opens today on proposals that would see increases to fees charged for survey and property title services.

Associate Finance Minister David Seymour has announced further details of reforms to the Overseas Investment Act 2005.

This month's overseas investment newsletter contains information on new Build to Rent legislation, judgment in an OIA case, refreshed digital dashboards, release of withheld information, and recent decision summaries.

In this edition: Viewing notices in workspace, requests to process a transaction with urgency, entering multiple mortgagee names and diagram requirements for Private Drain Certificates.

In this edition: A reminder to update your Landonline contact details, Landonline release 3.9 on its way and Windows 64 bit versions now supported

In this edition: South Island Coordinate Update completed, proof of identity for dealings, register now for Locate14, and interim guideline to aspects of survey requirements applicable to Māori land surveys

Tertiary students with an interest in GIS can now apply for a Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) scholarship to further their geospatial studies in 2025.

Work to control the invasive lakeweed lagarosiphon in Lake Wānaka and Lake Dunstan will start next week.

Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board has opened consultation to officially name and correct the spelling of nine geographic features, including peaks, streams, glaciers and a reef.