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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

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

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.

In this edition: Landonline Notice of Change, Landonline Notice to Mortgagee, creating roads in subdivisions – transfer and dedication not permitted, and new Landonline terms and conditions

In this edition: Property Rights System review completed, Public Land Record Search, files change from TIFF to PDF, Notice of Change of Ownership, improving our understanding of Landonline customers, Landonline Terms and Conditions changing, Post Registration Searches not received, waiving and refunding title fees policy change, the Trusts Act 2019 and land registration, and Christchurch legal seminar cancelled

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.

In this edition: an update on survey and title processing times, Notice of Change now available for Christchurch City Council, meeting Cadastral Survey Rules 2021 requirements where survey marks are low order, new registration guideline for Ahuriri Hapū Claims Settlement Act 2021 published, legal webinar on 18 May, and a request to update your Uniprint Client.

The October issue of Landwrap has an update on the Land Transfer Act 2017 and an upcoming outage, as well as news about a Citrix upgrade, the review of the Rules for Cadastral Survey, a new official vertical datum, and the new address of our Hamilton office.

Landonline availability extended, Landonline not available to customers using unsupported Windows versions from 27 March 2023, and protecting yourself from cyber attacks

In this edition: information about Web Search - find land records faster, amendment to the Greater Christchurch Regeneration Act 2016 Registration Matters Guideline 2018, Cadastral Survey Rules 2021.

In this issue: information about survey capture, upcoming survey webinars and more.

Issue 194

This edition has extra information to support your transition to New Landonline as some Legacy functions are turned off in coming months.

In this edition: Reminder of the consultation on fees and charges for survey and property title services, a webinar for upcoming features in New Landonline - Survey, and more.

Landonline will close down for the year at 10pm Tuesday 24 December 2024 and will remain closed until 6am Friday 3 January 2025.

In this edition we cover Landonline planned close-down, updating Citrix Client software, and updates to Authority and Instruction forms

We've got some helpful tips about how to correct property tax information; times you may not need to provide tax information as part of your dealing; and establishing proof of identity for an overseas client.

In this edition: Legacy Landonline switch off, New Landonline Survey: Plan Generation Pilot and New Landonline Web Search releases

In this edition we talk about improving the Whenua Māori Visualisation Tool and the Landonline Release 3.20. We’ve also decided to extend the Landwrap survey. While we’ve already received some very useful feedback we’d love to hear from some more of you.

The move to COVID-19 Alert Level 1 has meant a return to the office for many and a move to a more normal way of business. Our offices are now open and our staff are back in the office.

Since the announcement of Government response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve been working to maintain as many services as possible. Although it has been challenging, it’s also heartening to see how well everyone across the property system has adapted to working remotely. The safety and wellbeing of both LINZ staff and our customers has been a paramount focus throughout.

In this edition: Lunchtime legal seminars, streamlining conveyancing, and unsupported web browsers