News

Issue 190

We’re making changes to how we support our non-residential land and property customers.

Toitū Te Whenua has made almost 20TB of aerial imagery available for free for the first time in a cloud-optimized format, making it easier and faster to access these large datasets over the internet.

This month the first three ‘farm-to-forest’ conversion decisions under the new benefit to New Zealand test have been made. In addition, our next Ngā Hui Whakamārama online seminar, to be held in September, will include a reflection on these forestry decisions.

In this issue: information about survey capture, upcoming survey webinars and more.

Trinity Green Estate Partnership, formerly controlled and funded by an overseas person, has been ordered to pay $97,500 in civil penalties by the High Court for buying 8.5 hectares of sensitive land (being non-urban land greater than 5ha) in Cambridge w

More than half of New Zealand can now be freely viewed in astounding detail following the release of three-dimensional mapping data for Waikato and Southland.

Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board announces today that the Whangārei suburb of Kamo has been renamed Te Kamo.

Toitū Te Whenua recently finished a mammoth piece of work that marked the end of the Crown’s 12-year post-earthquake recovery programme in Christchurch.

Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board announces recent decisions for official place names and invites public submissions on the proposal to officially name Mitiwai Stream.

On 1 January 2024, the significant business assets threshold for Australian investors will be updated.

In this month's Pānui, we have updates about farm land advertising exemptions, information about changes to Australian investor thresholds, and recent decision summaries.