The New Zealand Walking Access Commission website has been given a makeover to make reading easier and to better highlight the most popular sections of the site.
The website changes follow improvements to the Commission’s Accessing New Zealand...
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Organisations and individuals undertaking projects to enhance access to the outdoors can now apply for funding through the 2012 round of the New Zealand Walking Access Commission’s Enhanced Access Fund....
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The New Zealand Walking Access Commission urges Kiwis to respect other people’s property and the environment when accessing the outdoors this holiday season. Read the Commission's top tips....
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A 3,000km trail from Cape Reinga to the Bluff was opened at a public event in Wellington on 3 December. Te Araroa – which means The Long Pathway – links New Zealand’s most spiritual, historic and scenic locations, opening up an epic hike through some of
the world’s most spectacular scenery....
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The New Zealand Walking Access Commission has created a new-look e-newsletter and is upgrading its website to make it easier for people to find information about outdoor access and responsible behaviour in the outdoors....
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Organisations and individuals undertaking projects that will enhance access to the outdoors can now apply for funding through the 2012 round of the New Zealand Walking Access Commission’s Enhanced Access Fund....
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The New Zealand Walking Access Commission will soon begin a public education programme. Commission Chairman John Forbes shares his views on the importance of education in strengthening access culture....
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Access along two popular New Zealand walkways has been improved in time for summer, thanks in part to funding from the New Zealand Walking Access Commission....
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‘News from the field’ provides a regional roundup of public access topics being worked on by the New Zealand Walking Access Commission’s regional field advisor network. In each edition, two field advisors will update readers with the latest from their
region....
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The loss of esteemed High Country farmer John Aspinall will be felt by farmers and access advocates across the country, says New Zealand Walking Access Commission Chief Executive Mark Neeson....
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Christchurch newspaper The Press has run an obituary about the immense contribution of high country farmer and New Zealand Walking Access Commission Board member John Aspinall....
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The Board and staff of the New Zealand Walking Access Commission offer their sincere condolences to the family of Board member John Aspinall, following his untimely death on Friday 4 November....
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Recreation and landholder representatives and district council councillors from across the Wairarapa met with the New Zealand Walking Access Commission in Masterton on Monday to discuss public access topics in the region....
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The final stage of a walkway that winds through coastal beaches, mangroves and native bush between Okiato and Russell in the Bay of Islands will be officially opened to the public on Saturday, 24 September....
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The New Zealand Walking Access Commission is inviting organisations with an interest in public access to get involved in the next stage of development of its Walking Access Mapping System (www.wams.org.nz)....
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25 July 2011: The New Zealand Walking Access Commission's July 2011 Accessing New Zealand newsletter is now available. Click on read more to download the PDF.
People who love the outdoors can now find all publically accessible rivers, mountains, lakes, forests, beaches and legal roads thanks to an online mapping system developed by the Walking Access Commission. The system left testing and opened to the public
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The Walking Access Commission’s Walking Access Mapping System will be enhanced on Thursday with the addition of a new Tracks and Access Points layer to allow people to better plan travel into the outdoors....
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Eighteen projects designed to enhance access to New Zealand’s outdoors have been awarded funding through the Walking Access Commission’s Enhanced Access Fund....
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Rural Women NZ members who allow public access across their property will soon be able to signpost contact details and access conditions for visitors, thanks to a partnership between Rural Women NZ and the New Zealand Walking Access Commission....
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Organisations and outdoor enthusiasts from across the Otago region attended the New Zealand Walking Access Commission’s regional forum in Dunedin on Monday....
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The New Zealand Walking Access Commission has released its Statement of Intent for 2011 - 2016. Download it on the Publications page....
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A new walkway, called the Dry Acheron Track, has been established in Canterbury....
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An article about the NZ Walking Access Commission's work appeared in the Autumn 2011 Australasian Parks and Leisure journal....
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More than 40 groups have applied for a slice of the 2011 Enhanced Access Fund allocation....
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The New Zealand Walking Access Commission's CE expense disclosure for the period 01 January to 31 March 2011 is now available on the CE Expenses page....
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The Commission's March newsletter is now available....
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Guidelines for the Management of Unformed Legal Roads document is now available for download from the Publications page....
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The New Zealand Walking Access Commission's CE expense disclosure for the period 01 July to 31 December 2010 is now available on the CE Expenses page....
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The Commission's November newsletter is now available....
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The Commission's July newsletter is now available....
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The Commission's March newsletter is now available....
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The Commission's November 2009 newsletter is now available....
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Agriculture Minister David Carter launched the New Zealand Walking Access Code for the New Zealand Walking Access Commission at a function in Wellington on 30th June 2010. The Code can be viewed on the Outdoor Access Code page....
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