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This standard sets out the procedures to be followed and provides guidance for the stopping of road under the Public Works Act 1981 and the Local Government Act 1974 (LGA) and the resumption of unformed road by the Crown from territorial authorities under the s 323 of the LGA.

The Rules for Assessment of Carrying Capacity of Crown Pastoral Land (Rents for Pastoral Leases) are issued by the Valuer-General under section 23O of the Crown Pastoral Land Act 1998.

The purpose of the standard is to ensure that all transactions involving Crown land are undertaken for clear, consistent and justified reasons, that they comply with legislation, and are completed and recorded in an accurate and timely way. This includes the procedures to be followed, and the minimum level of information that must be provided, to enable the Commissioner of Crown Lands to purchase, alienate or administer Crown land.

The purpose of this guideline is to complement LINZS15005 Standard for acquisition of land under the Public Works Act 1981 by expanding on the content and providing guidance about the acquisition process to meet the requirements of the acquisition standard.

The Official Information Act response provides a list and legal details of properties within Mahia and Nuhaka currently vested in the Landbank.

The Urban Development Act 2020 (UDA) provides Kāinga Ora with powers to acquire, develop and transfer land when it initiates, facilitates, or undertakes any work for the purpose of its urban development functions. This ensures that all parties are treated fairly by the process of land acquisition.

The OIA response provides a summary of pastoral leases within the Canterbury region that had a formal full inspection since October 2018 and those leases that it was found to be a contravention/breach of the lease.

This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) arises from the stated intention of the Minister for Land Information to bring together the agencies involved to agree an integrated approach to the management, control and funding for the control of the aquatic plant Lagarosiphon major (Lagarosiphon) in Lake Wanaka.

Learn about the key aspects of the Heretaunga Tamatea claims settlement right of first refusal (RFR).

Learn about the key aspects of the Te Roroa claims settlement right of first refusal (RFR).

Release of documentation relating to the subsidence issues at Awataha Marae.

The response provides Toitū Te Whenua issued film production permit data for 2021-2022 for the Otago and Southland regions.

Details of whether the Riverhead Forest, Auckland is currently state owned and leased to - Carter Holt Harvey Forests, which purchased the cutting rights in 1990.

Tenure review was a voluntary process that provided an opportunity for lessees to gain freehold title to part of their leasehold land, and for some of the land to be restored to Crown ownership, usually as conservation land.

The request was for copies of the Accredited Supplier’s Report and Conclusion to Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) for three properties in Te Horo/Peka Peka.

The request was for any agreement or contract that LINZ has with Kapiti Coast District Council, Department of Conservation and the Kapiti Mountain Bike Club relating to the Right of Way for Lot 22 DP 33688.

You need written consent to clear drains (except where it is a permitted pastoral activity) on a Crown pastoral lease. You do not need consent to maintain existing drains, water races, or culverts.

You need written consent to create new firebreaks on a Crown pastoral lease.

To apply for consent, complete this form.

You need written consent to spray a slope to remove vegetation, and replant in stock or forage crops on a Crown pastoral lease.

To apply for consent, complete this form.

Information requested was for the name of the party who requested the removal of expired restraining orders on specific property titles.

Tenure review was a voluntary process that provided an opportunity for lessees to gain freehold title to part of their leasehold land, and for some of the land to be restored to Crown ownership, usually as conservation land managed by the Department of Conservation (DOC).

Information about land that is administered by Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand and is leased out for grazing purposes.

Cabinet approval for the Crown Pastoral Land Regulations 2023 under the Crown Pastoral Land Reform Act 2022.

Learn about the key aspects of the Rangitāne o Manawatū claims settlement right of first refusal (RFR).

The OIA response provides the decision papers for a scrub clearance discretionary activity consent request approved in December 2016 on Mt White pastoral lease.

Information about surplus Crown land in New Zealand that is administered by Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand and is available for sale or lease.

The request was for a copy of the license that Upper Clutha Transport holds with Toitū Te Whenua, which permits them to occupy and operate their Wānaka site.

Cover letters to both regulatory authories to support the two resource consents submitted for the Demolition and Remediation Project

Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand lodged resource consent applications for the demolition and remediation of buildings at the former Tokanui Hospital site on 22 November 2024.

The OIA response provides details of consultation undertaken with mana whenua at Otaua

The purpose of this standard is to set out the processes and procedures to be followed, and minimum levels of information that must be provided, to enable the Minister to assess whether land acquisitions for critical infrastructure comply with the law.

The Upper Rakaia Weed Strategy 2023 to 2033 has been developed to provide direction for weed control over the next ten years for the upper Rakaia River catchment, from above the Rakaia Gorge to the headwaters.