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Toitu Te Whenua expenses on food and drink for the dates March 2023 to February 2024.

Craigmore Permanent Crop Limited Partnership and Mill Road Organic Limited Partnership applications for consent and assessment reports considered under the Overseas Investment Act 2005.

Requesting guidance under the authority of the Valuer-General for valuation and property services companies, particularly in relation to Rule 2.4.1.2 of the currently operative ‘Rating Valuations Rules 2008’.

The OIA response provides a copy of Toitū Te Whenua’s Generative Artificial Intelligence Policy.

The Ministerial Directive Letter, and Supplementary Directive Letters, contain information on the Government’s general policy approach and other matters, including relating to the OIO’s functions, powers, and duties as regulator.

This strategy sets the direction LINZ will take with its topographic information, as well as data such as elevation and imagery. It aims to increase the value this data has for New Zealanders, making it available in new forms and at standards that better meet the needs of users.

Request was refused under section 18 (g) of the Official Information Act, as the information is not held by Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand, and there is no reason to believe the information is held by another department.

Information regarding diversity, rainbow and inclusivity training from InsideOUT, Rainbow Tick, Gender Minorities Aotearoa, or Pride Pledge at Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand over the past 4 years.

This Official Information Act response provides documentation and external correspondence from the Overseas Investment Office, relating to the application from AlphaTheta Corporation for consent under the Overseas Investment Act 2005.

This OIA response provides Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ)’s advice and final conditions for the four forestry standing consents granted under Schedule 4(3) of the Overseas Investment Act 2005 since August 2022.

The Notice of Decision notified the Applicant that consent had been granted in 2013 and included a list of the consent conditions imposed by Ministers.

Discretionary action consents and recommendations for Lake Taylor and The Lakes for the last 10 years that are not published on the Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand website.

The Official Information Act response provides information on the Land Transfer Act 2017, Landonline, LINZ Data Service and links to the LINZ website with further information.

The request sought file number P.W 25/649; AK D.O 50/17/20/ as noted on Gazette Notice B641483.1, including any other documents relating to the title or previous titles relating to the land.

The initiative document includes a case study on priority investment in Lake Wanaka.

Corisol New Zealand Limited acquired a freehold interest in approximately 18,251,786 hectares of land for production forestry subject to a forestry right. Consent was conditional upon consulting with the forestry right holder to enhance public access and providing a written report to the Overseas Investment team demonstrating the condition was fulfilled.

This OIA response provides Queenstown Hotel Investments Limited application and Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand’s (LINZ) assessment of an application for consent to acquire a freehold interest in approximately 8,443 square metres of land at 146 Arthurs Point Road, Queenstown.

Request was for "all Crown owned and all associated subsidiaries and departments, any properties, land, assets, buildings, marine interests, from Thames to Te Rerenga Wairua Cape Reinga and NZ interests North of the Country".

The document covering the capture of all Unit Plan types in Landonline has been updated with additional notes about each Landonline plan type, references to the Unit Title Act 2010 Guideline 2024 and revised capture requirements. Notes on combined survey purposes have been updated.

The Commissioner of Crown Lands, Craig Harris, has issued his rehearing decision regarding the release of Crown Land to the Awataha Marae Society.

Application, Investment Plan, Assessment Report for application for consent from Holcim (New Zealand) Limited.

Request was from two individuals, for a copy of the Huntly East Land Subsidence Policy 1993 and information given to residents and homeowners within the area covered by the policy.

Request was for the assessment reports for 10 specific applications for farm to forestry conversions under the Overseas Investment Act 2005.

Request was for the number of LINZ roles disestablished, or proposed to be disestablished, with a focus on Te Ao Māori and Diversity Equality and Inclusion roles.

Advice received from Ministry for the Environment, Ministry for Primary Industries and The Treasury for forestry benefit decisions under the Overseas Investment Act 2005.

CSDs containing class C boundaries under rules 24, 52.

CSDs with a tidal water boundary and may include boundaries evaluated for the Marine and Coastal Area Act.

This OIA response released Board costs, where available, associated with processing the proposal to alter Petone to Pito One.

A copy of the Management Plan for the Alexandra River Clutha Walking Tracking Risk Tree Assessment.

Toitū Te Whenua administered a Provincial Growth Fund grant from Kānoa Regional Development and Commercial Services at MBIE and led the partnership with 10 regional councils to capture and make available LiDAR data for over 80% of the country. The Provincial Growth Fund LiDAR post-contract outcome report highlights the programme’s achievements since 2020.

Toitū Te Whenua manages 5 camping areas in Central Otago and South Canterbury, including the Lowburn site near Cromwell.

Information on the number of staff, reasons for attending, course costs and details were requested for the Wall Walk workshop