05 Oct

NZILA advocacy in action

Members have been meeting with MPs to make the case for landscape to remain part of New Zealand’s resource management reforms.

Why Landscape Must Remain Part of the Conversation By Simon Button, NZILA Deputy Chair Over recent weeks, Julia Wick, Ethan …

02 Oct

IFLA APR Newsletter: September Edition

Welcome to your September update. Here is a quick look at what’s happening in the region this month. IFLA Asia-Pacific …

30 Sep

The State of the City 2026 Launch

Auckland Conversations Recording Now Available

The recording from The State of the City 2026 Launch is now available to watch on the Auckland Conversations website. …

29 Sep

New Every Body Active by Design guide launched

A new resource by Sport New Zealand Ihi Aotearoa

The places we live, learn, work and play can have a significant influence on how active we are every day. …

24 Sep

President's Update

Kia ora. The future isn’t what it used to be. It’s hard not to be anxious about tomorrow while there …

23 Sep

A new name for an important tradition: Pō Whakamānawa

Honouring contribution, strengthening connection

For many years, the President’s Function has brought together members who contribute their time and expertise to Tuia Pito Ora, …

22 Sep

Meditations of a Landscape Architect

A new book from David Irwin

A new book from landscape architect and NZILA Fellow David Irwin brings together four decades of thinking, observation and design …

21 Sep

Webinar: Designing Safer, Smarter Communities. The Role of Fencing in Urban Design

Tuesday 22 September

Fencing plays a critical yet often overlooked role in shaping the safety, functionality, and character of our built environments. Far …

14 Sep

Phishing email circulating

We’d like to alert members to a phishing email currently circulating, appearing to come from “Tracy Wang” of the Shanghai …

10 Sep

Upcoming Webinar with Sam Spinks

Thursday 17 September

Join us online next Thursday for the third session in the 2026 Urban Group International Speaker Series. We’re excited to …

09 Sep

Te reo in the places we shape: Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2026

14–20 September

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori returns from 14–20 September, and this year the kaupapa is taking te reo into …

02 Sep

What is an Aotearoa practice of landscape architecture?

A study by Sibyl Bloomfield

A note from Sibyl: Thank you so much to those of you who have taken time to engage with this …