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Toitū Te Whenua and Geoscience Australia explored the feasibility of SouthPAN in an 18-month trial focused on 10 sectors in Australia and New Zealand. The trial confirmed the benefits, including improved GPS accuracy, improved signal integrity, and reduced commercial costs and infrastructure investment.

New Zealand and Australia have jointly confirmed the feasibility of SouthPAN. Between 2017 and 2019, a trial established that SouthPAN improved GPS accuracy, improved signal integrity, and reduced commercial costs.

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.

Jordan is studying at Unitec Auckland for a Bachelor of Applied Science (Biodiversity Management) that includes Applied GIS course and Final Research Project using GIS

Use these interactive dashboards to access overseas investment information – filtering data on such things as land area, dollar investment and the nature of consent applications.

These maps, tables and graphs show how many overseas investment consents have been approved across different New Zealand regions.

The New Zealand Property Spine captures common data for every property in the country to support statistical analysis, GIS, and planning.

Proposed and altered geographic feature names

Before you submit an Expression of Interest, check if the land and/or property is managed by us.

Examples of activities allowed on Crown lands and properties we manage, application forms and types of agreements.

You will need to pay an application processing fee. Fees for use of the land may also be charged. The time to process your application will depend on the details and our backlog.

Information on how to report a hazard on Crown lands and properties.

Reflecting, commemorating and celebrating our unique identity through place names

This year, Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board is marking 100 years of official place naming in New Zealand, its offshore islands, Antarctica and on the sea floor.