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Our latest collation of stories-in-brief touches on two successful book launches, the 2026 edition of the Best Design Awards, two website recommendations, highlights of the latest Landscape Review journal and memories of the Adaptation Futures conference.
Read MoreLAA’s latest top-up of international news items features the results of the Green City Awards run by the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) and a new online gallery initiative launched this year at Spacemakergallery.com
Read MoreBruno Marques’ impressive four-year tour of duty as the President of the International Federation of Landscape Architects is drawing to a close. Read about this and newsbriefs on the NZILA Firth Wānanga, Aotearoa Festival of Architecture and more in our latest ‘Around the motu’ newswire.
Read MoreThe awards season for October-November is near to overflowing. For a catch up on the awards landscape in Australia check out our latest ‘Around the World’ collation. You’ll also find newsbriefs about the UN’s Urban October, Square moves by the City of Sydney, and more.
Read MoreThe LAA newswire delivers some news ‘clips’ from RNZ, and stories of interest to dedicated followers of landscape architecture sourced from around the world. While we develop this content stream further, we’d welcome feedback to laaotearoa@nzila.co.nz
Read MoreThis latest newswire digest ranges across biodiversity, a project milestone, an events watch notice, a landscape studio update and shout-outs to interesting endeavours being undertaken by Christchurch City Council and the Paererewā charitable trust.
Read MoreThe team behind the popular platform Landezine have been recognised this month for the mahi they do promoting the profession - across the accolades accorded to LA projects to the wicked problems landscape architects are confronted by. Read more in our latest LAA compilation of international news.
Read MoreThere’s seldom a lack of speaker events around the motu to keep track of - all providing valuable insights and perspectives on topics as varied as Visual Representation, what it takes to come out on top in Competitions and the pressing need to talk about Urban Heat.
Read MoreThis week’s news monitoring scan has brief items about: Te Pūmanawa o Onehunga; a call to take part in People’s Choice voting for IFLA’s Global Landscape Architecture (GLA) awards; a special recognition of Ines Stäger for her service to Forest & Bird; and the sad news of the death of Hastings District Council chief executive To’osavili Nigel Bickle.
Read MoreAs part of celebrating the 10th anniversary of the ‘digital life’ of Landscape Architecture Aotearoa, we’re introducing a regular new feature we’re calling the LAA Newswire - drawing from social media channels and prompts from our readers.
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