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We have created a series of guides and factsheets to help pastoral leaseholders and those applying for consent to navigate Crown Pastoral Land Act 1998 requirements and the reforms introduced in 2022.

Information on the leases and licences on Crown pastoral land and the Crown Pastoral Land Reform Act.

How the Public Works Act 1981 operates, your entitlements under this legislation, and our role in administering the Act.

Standards, rules and guidelines for Crown property.

Services we offer client Crown agencies to manage their properties.

Information on how we provide support for Treaty settlements including the Right of First Refusal and Treaty Settlements Landbank.

Learn about the key aspects of a Right of First Refusal (RFR) under a particular Treaty settlement.

This section explains the 3 ways farmers can use Crown pastoral land: pastoral leases, pastoral occupation licences, and special leases.

Send us your query about Crown property by completing this form. We'll get back to you within 10 working days.

Toitū Te Whenua works closely with the Te Tari Whakatau The Office of Treaty Settlements on the Treaty Settlements Landbank and the Māori Protection Mechanism.

We provide expert advice and services to other Crown agencies, to help them get the most out of their property portfolios.

The strategic asset management approach we take for Crown agencies.

Contact the Crown property team and our property management providers with your queries on Crown lands and properties including applications for use and management and maintenance issues.

We follow a process to dispose of Crown-owned property that is no longer needed. You can also find out about land subject to a Right of First Refusal (RFR) in favour of an iwi.

Find out about the process we use for rent reviews, and the formula we use to calculate the rent.

The Crown Pastoral Land Reform Act introduces an outcomes-based approach to the regulatory system to help ensure that sustainable pastoral farming maintains or enhances the inherent values of the land.

Critical infrastructure projects can follow an accelerated process to acquire land for public works that are of national or regional significance.

Find out about Rights of First Refusal, and how they fit into the process for disposing of and leasing Crown-owned land.