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This release (61) comprises selected updates to 26 Topo50_NZ sheets and 4 Topo250_NZ sheets

David John Albert (Bert) Lyttle, Bernard Head, James (Jim) Dennistoun, Arthur Talbot, Bernard Tennent and John (Jack) Robert Murrell.

This release (64) comprises selected updates to 13 Topo50_NZ sheets.

The National Aerial LiDAR Base Specification provides a foundation for public sector LiDAR procurement.

View the latest updates about Landonline, legislation and our modernising Landonline programme from our regular Landwrap newsletter.

The 3D Coastal Mapping (3DCM) programme is using a combination of Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) and multi-beam echo sounder (MBES) technologies to map up to 40% of the New Zealand coastline.

Natural hazard risk modelling is about figuring out how events like earthquakes, floods, or tsunamis could affect people, property, and the environment. It looks at how likely these events are, how strong they might be, and what’s in harm’s way. This helps communities and organisations plan ahead, reduce risks, and respond better when disasters happen.

In 2022 the Government implemented its first National Adaptation Plan (NAP) which seeks to put in place measures for New Zealand to adapt to the impacts of climate change and address the risks identified in the National Climate Change Risk Assessment (NCCRA).

This release (63) comprises selected updates to 28 Topo50_NZ sheets.

Information about the ministerial directives introduced in 2024, including the effect they have on the assessment of applications.

Case studies that illustrate how the Overseas Investment Office regulates access to New Zealand’s land and property, and how it assesses whether overseas investment applications benefit the country.