After a number of years of service, nandor has decided to stop maintaining the NZ Caches website that was hosted on the GPS Society's website. A long time ago there was no easy way to map New Zealand geocaches, so nandor created NZ Caches. Over the years, better mapping functionality - particularly with Google Maps and Google Earth - has removed the need for him to continue to provide this free service with declining usage.

The website has a number of RSS feeds available.

The main website has two feeds that cover the new articles posted to the front page of the main website. These are accessible by the icons on the Terms and Feeds page. This also has links to other feeds available for the forums and wiki.

20061013: Corrected to reflect new website

To Do Item's
- add pictures to main website header
- add weblinks from previous site
- add society reports etc from forums

If you have a difficult issue/situation that you don't feel comfortable raising in the forums, then please contact someone from the committe. You can do this either via the Contact Us page on the website, or through a Personal Message to us on the forums.

We will happily receive issues in confidence, and if necessary raise them as coming from the committee or manage the issue as appropriate and you can maintain anonymity.

The forums contain a wide range of links to external sites, starting from January 2003. Since those links were posted, many websites have been upgraded, changed or have otherwise disappeared and the link now longer points to the correct page. This is a problem that is mostly beyond our control.

Two sites that deserve more mention: -

• Stuff has a policy of expiring content after a few weeks so they can sell access to their archives. For this reason we recommend not linking to Stuff articles if you can find the content on another site.
• The New Zealand Herald maintains their articles online and is a preferable source for linking to news articles in the forums. Note that recently the Herald has updated their website so old links in the forums will turn up the Herald home page. The article still exists, so you may be able to find it by searching for keywords suggested in the forum posts.