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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.

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.

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.

A Bill relating to overseas investment in production forestry is being considered by a Parliamentary select committee and, if approved, the changes are likely to take effect quickly. Find out more in this month's Pānui.

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.

In this edition: reminder about Residential Land Statements, see our refreshed dashboards, and the latest decision releases.

We frequently publish a schedule of new Crown properties that have been declared surplus. Iwi are invited to register their interest in these properties with Te Tari Whakatau, the Office of Treaty Settlements and Takutai Moana.

Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board has announced the official name Maungatūtū for a hill 10km south of Tauranga.

Public submissions now open on Public Works Amendment Bill

A Korean citizen and his lawyer have been ordered to pay $130,000 in civil penalties, in addition to criminal fines handed down in 2020, after the pair attempted to obstruct the Overseas Investment Office investigation.

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand has upgraded its website to make it easier for people to find information about New Zealand’s whenua (land), moana (sea) and arawai (waterways).

New legislation to improve the management of Crown pastoral land and end tenure review was passed in Parliament yesterday.

The demolition of the old Masterton hospital continues to progress at pace with only 9 buildings left to come down.

This edition of Pānui includes our top tips for smooth sailing when it comes to fresh or seawater areas, invite you to attend our webinar about the types of real estate transactions that require our consent, and list our recent decision summaries.

The New Zealand Geographic Board Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa has announced decisions from its April hui, including corrections to existing Māori place names and making fifteen undersea feature names official.

We are considering an application from an Otago business for a recreation permit to continue operating a waterpark on Lake Dunstan this summer.

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) is responsible for the lakebed, and adjacent Lowburn camping area and boat ramp, on behalf of the Crown.

The Crown Pastoral Land Reform Act received Royal assent on the 17 May. This is a major milestone, which not only ends tenure review but changes the way we administer this iconic land.

Work to tackle an invasive aquatic weed is underway in Lake Wānaka and Lake Dunstan before an influx of visitors this summer.

The New Zealand Geographic Board Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa met last week to consider place name proposals, including the proposal to change the name of Clive River in Hawke’s Bay to Te Awa o Mokotūāraro.

Consultation is open on a proposed regulation involving farm plans that aims to improve the consenting process for Crown pastoral leaseholders.

Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board announces seven new names for Auckland railway stations.

Our partnership with Geoscience Australia to develop SouthPAN – a satellite-based positioning system – has marked construction starting on SouthPAN infrastructure with an event in Invercargill.