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The First World War through place names. Cradock Channel, Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana.

In times of war, military units become a family that was never forgotten by the men and women who served within them.

The First World War through place names. Anzac Bay at Bowentown, at Waiheke Island, and near Aoraki/Mount Cook.

Changes for search and administration as part of Landonline Release 3.25

Changes for lawyers and conveyancers as part of Landonline release 3.29

Information about Crown Property files and how to find them.

Learn more about the types of property ownership and boundary data available on the LINZ Data Service.

The tidal streams in and around Cook Strait are unreliable and mariners are warned to exercise every precaution when navigating in the vicinity.

Read recent briefings on the Land Information portfolio, outlining our role, functions and strategic direction.

A tale from He Korero Pūrākau Mo Ngā Taunahanahatanga a Ngā Tūpuna (Place Names Of The Ancestors) - A Māori Oral History Atlas

In applying for a Toitū Te Whenua tertiary GIS scholarship you must agree to accept the following terms and conditions

After successful annual calls for applications since 2018, Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand is again calling for applications for external Tertiary GIS Scholarships – this time for the 2025 academic year.

Alan Scandrett is a Geography Honours student focussing on GIS at the University of Auckland (Summer Intern – Watercare 2017/18, LINZ 2016/17)

Information about what's on a Cadastral survey plan.

Information about Crown grants.

Find information and examples of different types of land records.

Are your studies getting you to the right place? Add the location factor to your qualification!

The First World War through place names. Paschendale Ridge in Westland National Park / Tai Poutini National Park, Passchendaele Ice Fall and Passchendaele Peak in South Main Divide.

The First World War through place names. Gallipoli Heights, Antarctica.

The survey system administered by Toitū Te Whenua forms a key part of the survey and land tenure framework that supports land ownership in New Zealand.

Our Strategic Intentions explains how we will focus our efforts to deliver the greatest value we can to our customers and New Zealand over the medium to long term.