Explore the latest updates on planning and policy developments, gain insights from our expert team, and stay informed on the great work happening at Planz. From project milestones to staff achievements and industry changes, we aim to keep you connected and in the know.
Walking the Talk: Our Commitment to a Sustainable Future
At Planz, sustainability isn't just a goal; it's part of who we are. We are dedicated to helping navigate Aotearoa towards a better future.
We’re thrilled to announce Emma Miller recently joined the Planz Consultants team! Based in Whangārei, Emma will help extend our reach and expertise across the upper North Island (and across
A landmark victory for sticky forest: Honouring heritage and building the future
Planz Consultants is proud to have played a pivotal role in the recent Environment Court decision that marks a significant milestone in the ongoing saga of Sticky Forest in Wanaka.
At Planz, our commitment to environmental responsibility goes beyond our projects; it's woven into the fabric of our business operations. Our goal isn't just carbon neutrality, we are committed to
Attention all forestry stakeholders! The world of plantation forestry is evolving.
Upcoming Changes to National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry. Effective from the 2nd of November 2023, the National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry will undergo significant revisions
Understanding New Zealand’s Industrial Climate Regulations and the Impact on Businesses
Understanding New Zealand's new industrial climate regulations and their impact on businesses. We delve into what this means for industrial business owners.
The National Policy Statement on Highly Productive Land (NPS-HPL) and what it means for you.
The landscape of rural land ownership in New Zealand underwent a significant shift late last year. This might change your plans and also impact your resource acquisition strategies as The
Nelson City Council’s Proposed Plan Change 29: Housing and Hazards, what it really means.
Are you interested in the proposed changes to the Nelson District Plan and what this might mean for your property? The Nelson City Council has notified a significant proposal known
