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This month's Landwrap has details about an outage as part of the release of Landonline 3.18, some good news about the security built into Landonline, and an invitation to have your say on the PositioNZ network.

This month we inform you about missing buttons and Title Search Wizard problems fixed; April deadline for the 2015 Land Transfer Tax Statement; Landonline upgrade planned for 2017; using an existing restrictive area boundary for a new restrictive area parcel; digital cadastre for Christchurch realigned.

This month we provide an update on Landonline, information for users upgrading to Windows 10, improvements to geodetic coordinates, and information on residential land withholding tax.

This month, all Landonline users need to be aware of upcoming maintenance and our Easter hours. For lawyers and conveyancers, find out about the end of the property tax contract date exemption period. For surveyors, make sure you're aware of the multi-lingual resources that can help you gain authority to enter private property, and if you're working in Canterbury note our recent resurvey.

Landwrap March 2014 - Issue 107

In this edition: Changes to 0800 ONLINE service and lease for life and transmission upon the death of the lessee

In this edition: Separate Request Manual Copy searches for each document you require and Certificates under ss 223 and 224 Resource Management Act 1991 – when to include as part of the dealing to deposit the plan

In this edition: UniPrint options may result in incomplete printed products and Landonline aspatial data now available from the LINZ Data

The Government is seeking interest in partnerships to plant trees on Crown-owned land as part of efforts to help New Zealand meet its climate change targets and create more jobs.

In this edition: A reminder about when we're out of the once during the silly season, find out what the Canterbury Property Boundaries and Related Matters Bill means for you, and tax information for family trusts and relationship property settlements, and where to go if you've got a question about the new property tax requirements.

A schedule is published frequently with new Crown properties declared surplus. Iwi are invited to register their interest in these properties with the Office for Māori Crown Relations – Te Arawhiti.

This month's overseas investment newsletter contains new and updated guidance, details about the upcoming Ngā Hui Whakamārama session, and recent decision summaries.