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Jubilee Pavilion Shadow Person, Marton

Jubilee Pavilion Shadow Person, Marton

This one I heard about on a trip down to Marton, near Whanganui on the west coast of the North Island. The Jubilee Pavilion is situated in the historically recognised community sporting arena of Marton Park. A historical trust registration marked the park as a place with aesthetic, architectural, historical,

Understanding the widely criticized phenomena of Demon Possession

Understanding the widely criticized phenomena of Demon Possession

The general consensus surrounding the phenomena of demon possession appears to differ over a broad range of cultures, religions, and beliefs. Not only is very little truly understood about this subject but the topic alone is frowned upon by many religious societies and medical practitioners in the field of psychology.

A father’s visit

A father’s visit

I have always been very close to my father, even after he passed away. I’m usually the last one to go to bed in our house due to my insomnia. Sometimes I find I just can’t sleep, so stay up and keep myself occupied by watching TV, reading, sewing and sometimes

Return to the Russell Hotel, Sydney

Return to the Russell Hotel, Sydney

Set in the historic heart of Sydney’s The Rocks, the 1887 construct of the Russell Hotel is a piece of Australian history which retains all of its old world charm and decor. Decorated with traditional furniture, rooms add distinctive touches like open fireplaces or bay windows. Encompassing Sydney’s oldest bar,

Bizarre conspiracy claims involving Paranormal NZ

Bizarre conspiracy claims involving Paranormal NZ

A bizarre and amusing webpage came to our attention recently. It involves an alleged cover-up by Paranormal NZ, aka Haunted Auckland, in a case named the “Johanna Laing Conspiracy Theory”. The webpage gives information on the alleged sighting of a ghost in Laingholm, Auckland, purported to be the spirit of Johanna

Cameron Blockhouse, Whanganui

Cameron Blockhouse, Whanganui

The Cameron Blockhouse is a timber blockhouse in Wanganui, New Zealand, built during the New Zealand Wars in the mid-1800s. Farmer John Cameron built this blockhouse at Marangai in 1868 as a place of refuge for his family. Though war never actually reached this locality between Whanganui and Turakina, fears

Country ruin – Waikato

Country ruin – Waikato

Study Explains Cognitive Illusion of Psychic Powers

Study Explains Cognitive Illusion of Psychic Powers

New research demonstrates that humans can subconsciously detect and assimilate changes in visual stimuli without knowing where that information came from, or what exactly changed. The study suggests that this phenomenon of “knowing without knowing” can often be mistaken for psychic powers or supernatural intuition. ANALYSIS: How Psychics Play the

Mystery lights pass over Moutere area

Mystery lights pass over Moutere area

By ALASTAIR PAULIN – The Nelson Mail No-one used the word UFO but the lights seen in the sky over Upper Moutere, near Nelson, last night are definitely unidentified. Several people reported seeing balls of fire in the sky about 9.30pm, with Matiu Noakes saying he saw nine, moving from

St Stephens School – South Auckland

St Stephens School – South Auckland

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Kanangra Ranges (Australia) exploration with Rex Gilroy
Kanangra Ranges (Australia) exploration with Rex Gilroy30/05/2016InvestigationsMay 30th 2016: I spent the day (9am  – 9pm) wandering the vast Kanangra Ranges in search for evidence of the mysterious and elusive Yowie (Australia’s Bigfoot) and Thylacine (aka The Tasmanian Tiger). In our time in the dense wilderness, we saw kangaroos, wallabies and a wombat. Rex stumbled upon what looks like a large footprint in the gravel. This was plaster cast for further analysis. I discovered what appears to be a large very old footprint in a rocky gully. Clearly seen, are what appear to be large toes and slip marks; as if the creature had skidded in mud many years ago. Whether or not our print discoveries are actual creature impressions, we do not know, but have documented the finds as best we can for future reference. Thank you to Rex and Heather Gilroy for taking me out in the field yet again.     [...] Read more...
Return to Rookwood Cemetery & Necropolis, Sydney
Return to Rookwood Cemetery & Necropolis, Sydney26/05/2015Australia / Investigations / InvestigationsThe largest cemetery in the Southern Hemisphere, Rookwood Cemetery (also called Rookwood Necropolis) is the final resting place for approximately over one million people. For more details on this amazing cemetery, check out our original post from our first visit. [...] Read more...
Ghosted by the Pink Lady of Whatipu Lodge – Abbey and Hazel’s first Haunted Auckland overnighter, a spot along the coast of ghosts.
Ghosted by the Pink Lady of Whatipu Lodge – Abbey and Hazel’s first Haunted Auckland overnighter, a spot along the coast of ghosts.03/11/2021Haunted Locations / Locations of Interest / Opinions and TheoriesAbbey & Hazel’s first Haunted Auckland overnighter, a spot along the coast of ghosts.  – By Hazel – Haunted Auckland. I am not one to pass up on an adventure, especially now that we have the self-contained Bongo van. We loaded in our gear and headed towards the Waitakere ranges. You really can’t fault the drive out there, beautiful views, not too long. Music lasted on the radio until we hit the dirt roads and I loved zooming through the seawater that was crossing the road in Huia. The van really struggled around some of the corners heading up the hill as you really get close to Whatipu, but that is part of the experience in the ol’Bongo. We got down to the campsite and got stuck in the mud, the DOC lady helped push us out and then we realised we didn’t have the torches… so back we went. Glad to say after we stopped at every store from there into Takanini, that we left with the last two torches for sale in the district. Once we got back to the lodge and drove up to our destination, it really hit me that this place was pretty special. Not only do the surrounding mountains shelter the farm, but the make for an impressive view. Clouds zooming across the top of them, but barely a breeze hitting your face. Majestic. We met Mark and the team, who were far more prepared than we were. Then were invited to throw down our gear in the Whatipu Lodge homestead right in the centre of the complex. You know that musty old smell that fills your nostrils, leaving you with the faint unease. Yeah, that’s this place. That dusty smell that reminds you the people who were once calling this place home were long gone. Yeah, that’s this place. Tattered wallpaper, that we were told was original. A narrow staircase with the landing looming overhead. Pull cord lights or big old switches. It’s a big house, even by todays standards. With plenty of windows on both sides. The Gibbons family must have been prestigious, whomever they truly were. Their lives now just a rehearsed story told to anyone who asked about the history of the place. The master room where the infamous Pink Lady was at the top left – so naturally that was where I was going to make Abbey sleep for the night. Something about making her follow through with full immersion plus the shocked look in her face just makes it even more fun. After a few photos and spotting a chicken up the top of a tree, we all geared up and trekked out towards the caves. Mark had explained that local party goers had at one stage built a dancefloor in the big one, but how over time it now lay buried by the sand. This walk was probably the highlight of our adventure. Not only was the walk beautiful, with the day fading into a subtle sunset and the fleeting glimpses of the distance lighthouse throwing a perfectly timed flash of light our way, but we practically swam for half of it. Nothing says adventure like wet socks and the squelch of mud from your fellows’ shoes. The cave was a vibe. The acoustics in there were incredible, no wonder they like to host dance parties there. I have already made plans to go back with a guitar and friends for a jam, it was just that good. As we sat there and observed, asked if there was anyone there that wanted to make contact. I could just feel how many good times were had there, echoes of first-time snogs in the very back corner, drunk groups of friends in the early hours walking out and down to the beach. I did capture a few interesting photographs, that we worked through and eventually debunked. But aside for a few creepy sounding bird-bats, I didn’t get to speak with any of those people who left the memories that were still dancing in there. We made the muddy trek home, with a short-cut turning into a “I think we should’ve gone the other way” moment. With lots of laughing and massive smiles slapped across mine and Abbey’s faces. I heard the wings of a Kereru swoosh past and I was content going back to the lodge for a vegetarian sausage and a hilarious game of pool. We set up the investigation gear and got really into the second attempt to communicate with anyone who may have stayed behind. The Gibbons family, any children that once filled the rooms there. But however spooky the house was and no matter how many bedsprings I heard move, we didn’t get to meet with our wanted woman, Matilda Gibbons, “The Pink Lady”. She really did leave me ghosted. All-in-all the Whatipu Lodge homestead does look like a place where we would feel bad or ominous jujus. We didn’t. Neither I nor Abbey got anything from the house except for mild asthma and future plans to visit again. Highly recommend. By Hazel – Haunted Auckland [...] Read more...
Rangiriri Hotel overnight Investigation – Waikato [PHOTO GALLERY]
Rangiriri Hotel overnight Investigation – Waikato [PHOTO GALLERY]26/06/2022Haunted Locations / Historic Buildings / Hotels and Businesses / Investigations / Paranormal New ZealandOn Sunday, the team headed south to the Waikato region to spend the night investigating the historic Rangiriri Hotel, (also known affectionately to locals as “the Rango”), a landmark that has seen its share of unusual occurrences through the years. The 1866-built tavern is only about an hour’s drive from Auckland city and is recognised as one of the Waikato’s oldest pubs. It was also registered as a category 2 with the Historic Places Trust in 1985. The hotel is a stone’s throw from the site of a bloody battle between Maori and Pakeha, as the British forces led by General Cameron began their invasion of the Waikato in 1863. Many claim to have seen a full-bodied apparition of a tall woman in a white dress in their rooms late at night, who has been known to lock doors, move furniture around and play with the lights. The woman has been seen in all parts of the hotel, from the kitchen/bar area to the upstairs accommodations level. Glasses have been ”thrown” from the bar top numerous times and items seemingly pushed off shelves. Staff have also reported being followed by a shadow person, as well as seeing ”dark mists” in the lower level. As usual, here’s a selection of photos taken by us throughout our time there. Enjoy! [...] Read more...
The Junction Hotel – Thames
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Crying Boy painting collected from Dunedin – A tragic case
Crying Boy painting collected from Dunedin – A tragic case04/07/2022Haunted Objects / Hauntings / Private ResidencesWe have a room here full of items passed on to us by people In similar situations. I’ve adopted quite a few haunted or cursed items through the years. A lot of dolls too. ( a bit weird for a 53-year-old guy I reckon) but I just feel it needs to be done, instead of destroying them. In theory, whatever has attached to them was quite possibly a person at some point; with feelings, a family, and a history. It just feels wrong to me to cast them away or destroy them. Because of my chosen field of study, I feel a responsibility to look after and preserve the memory of these items, good or bad. One of the more recent acquisitions to the haunted object research room is a Crying Boy painting which I collected from a house down in Dunedin. The painting seems to be the source of much trauma and upset to this family; especially the daughter who has been in contact with me for about two years now. She is doing her best to cope in such a situation, but understandably it certainly can’t be easy. We have stayed in contact as I was unable to travel due to lockdowns and restrictions. I did visit the house briefly the previous year but was unable to do any thorough investigation. However, one of the items of concern was left out for me to collect. On Queen’s Birthday weekend, June 2022, members of my Haunted Auckland team; Sam, Barbara and myself, flew down to Dunedin to investigate a couple of locations. We also visited the home to properly document the surroundings and prepare the painting for removal. The house we are told is around 140 years old. It had been a quiet and ordinary family dwelling, up until the painting was brought into the home. I have promised to keep all names, addresses and personal information private, though I am detailing as much as I can in order to document this case for my own research files. The copy I am publishing here has been heavily edited to omit any personal information. Soon after the painting was brought into the home and hung on the father’s bedroom wall, the family dynamic and general mood started to change. Family members were soon afflicted by an unusual skin infection. An inflamed dermatitis/eczema-like rash in parts of their bodies. Tragically, soon after, both parents died 2 weeks apart. The mother was rendered unable to breathe and the father suddenly bled to death in the bathroom. Since their passing, the daughter has stayed in the house only once and in that time reported experiencing further, this time more physical activity, that may or may not be attributed to the painting. Family members had also experienced unusual activity during that time. The family dog started acting unusually. ”He kept freaking out and looking at the ceiling and then busting down the doors to get away from whatever he was seeing” One month after the father passed away, an ornamental bottle sitting on a cabinet shelf flew across the room and shattered into ”a thousand pieces”. A wall clock also ”threw” itself across the room in the middle of the night and struck a rather realistic-looking animatronic toy cat, in a basket. The cat is a wind-up item, covered in real fur and when wound up, gives off a purring sound as its stomach rises and falls, to mimic sleeping. The cat had been broken many years prior and hasn’t worked for well over twelve years. Until that moment. The clock struck the cat, which started ”breathing and purring” out loud. I brought the cat home with me the first time I visited the home a year previous. The daughter told me she didn’t know what to do and was keen to destroy the painting and see it gone from the house for good, but she decided this wouldn’t be a wise thing to do. According to those I consulted, (more experienced and knowledgeable in this type of situation than I am) destroying the item would be counterproductive and pointless and does nothing, as the apparently negative attachment would just move on to something or someone else. Whether or not there is any truth to this theory, I wasn’t in any position to doubt or discard the information offered to me. I’m not really a believer in the concept of spirit attachments, but sometimes when matters are as emotionally sensitive as this one was, you have to leave the scepticism out and tread lightly, with a compassionate and open mind. Everyone in the family who had been in contact with the painting since the Mother and Father’s passing was soon affected. A noticeable change in mood, personality, and general demeanor, has created much conflict and division. Possibly an unfortunate coincidence, an Uncle and Auntie helping with cleaning out the house, mainly the Father’s room, also succumbed to great misfortune. The Aunty’s brother passed away and the Uncle developed cancer. The family again felt it was due to the alleged curse of the painting, so refused to enter the room ever again. When we arrived at the house the Father’s room had been left untouched, except for the removal of his bed and all personal belongings, leaving a few remaining pieces of furniture. A wardrobe, a dresser, and the Crying Boy painting, still in place on the wall. The Crying Boy painting now resides in our research archive. A monitored room dedicated to the re-homing of allegedly haunted or cursed items that we have ”adopted”, to relieve families living in fear. We will be staying in contact with the daughter to follow up on whether there has been any change since the painting’s removal and document anything that may occur while in its new home. Here is a photo of the Crying Boy painting in its previous position. For further information on the history of the Crying Boy curse, follow this link to an article on our website. https://hauntedauckland.com/site/the-crying-boy-paintings/ [...] Read more...

“Pioneers in the field…. Leading the way with Paranormal Research in New Zealand” – Connor Biddle, Paranormal Encounters.

“I have much respect for the level of study Mark and his team have put into the paranormal phenomenon through the years. His work is interesting and very well researched.” – Murray Bott, U.F.O Researcher & NZ’s MUFON representative.

”Refreshing to see solid and innovative investigation work, done with passion and honesty. Haunted Auckland stand out in the crowd and dont fit any typical mould. This is a very good thing”. – Paranormal Review newsletter

 

Paranormal New Zealand is a Paranormal Investigation and Research group based in Auckland, New Zealand.  It is also an extensive and much-viewed resource site covering all that is paranormal and mysterious in New Zealand and beyond.

Whether you’ve been aware of Mark Wallbank’s research work since the 1980s, attended his early 90s discussion events, received the twice-yearly newsletters, subscribed to his popular mid-2000s online blog BizarreNZ, followed the H.A team since 2010, attended our public events and talks, or just recently discovered us; WELCOME and thanks for joining in the fun, learning, and adventures.

We are a dedicated group of paranormal researchers, all having one thing in common – a passion and drive to find out as much as humanly possible about the mysterious and unknown field that is the Paranormal, as well as documenting New Zealand’s historical buildings and landmarks in their current state.

Paranormal (păr′ə-nôr′məl) adjective.
Paranormal events are purported phenomena described in popular culture, folk, and other non-scientific bodies of knowledge, whose existence within these contexts is described as beyond normal experience or scientific explanation. The term “paranormal” has existed in the English language since at least 1920. The word consists of two parts: “para” and “normal”. The definition implies that the scientific explanation of the world around us is “normal” and anything that is above, beyond, or contrary to that is “para”.

We’re always learning new things, so hope to pass that knowledge on to you all so that you might learn as we do, in this crazy but fascinating world of the paranormal.

Our primary reason for existing as a team is to experience first-hand and document any perceived paranormal activity so that we may learn to better understand the phenomena and the misconceptions surrounding it. Our aim as a research team is to study these phenomena as closely as possible to form more educated opinions via experimentation, documentation, and simply being present at the moment to record and respond accordingly to it and wherever it may lead us.

Firstly a few things you should know about Paranormal NZ (Formerly Haunted Auckland). We are a small Auckland based team of friendly, dedicated, well seasoned and enthusiastic researchers; intelligent, honest, compassionate and possess critically thinking (yet wide open) minds.

The team has a great mix of beliefs, skills, qualifications, and differing levels of knowledge and experience within the paranormal. This combination creates a balanced and accepting vibe within the team. We’re all learning from each other and sharing approaches, thoughts and ideas together, that, as individuals, we might not have considered previously.

We’re also very good listeners.

We work closely with Property Managers, local Councils and Historical organisations to help preserve local histories, bring further awareness and raise funds by running public events.

In our time, the team has successfully raised many (much needed) thousands of  dollars, to assist with the upkeep and general running of these wonderful historic locations. Something we are very proud of.

We are also very proud to have worked alongside and assist both the NZ Police and NZ Fire Services with our work.

Paranormal NZ has it’s roots deep and strong. Going back to 1984, with a team (Auckland Ghost Hunting Group) formed by founder, Mark Wallbank; making them NZ’s longest running Paranormal field-research entity.

Team Evolution Timeline

1984 – Auckland Ghost Hunting Group

Independent / Solo Research

2003 – 2010  – BizarreNZ

2010 – 2023 – Haunted Auckland

Changed team name to Paranormal New Zealand in 2023

What we aren’t:

We aren’t Ghost Busters, Ghost Hunters, Exorcists, Mediums, Clairvoyants or Psychics and we don’t do clearings, blessings or rid homes of alleged demons. We don’t do prayers, rituals, or bring in any religious elements to our work. We aren’t mental health experts or sleep disorder professionals, though we do work closely with mental health professionals.

We travel that spooky road, between sceptic and believer. We are happy to sit right in amongst it all and take the research wherever it may lead us.

While we are sceptical and doubtful of certain cases and ideas, we have seen and experienced enough in our time to realise that dedication to the research is definitely a worthwhile cause. Instead of blindly believing (or disbelieving), or just accepting what we are told is true and real, we prefer to seek out the answers ourselves through first-hand, “boots on the ground” investigation. Experimentation, observation and documentation. We don’t have all the answers and we don’t consider ourselves experts.

We don’t make bold claims we can’t back up with evidence or reliable data.

The team prides itself in being quite a bit different from other paranormal investigation teams out there. We tend to stay away from the mainstream gadget fads.

Research time in locations is valuable and a privilege, so wasting it on pointless flashy boxes that offer no accurate data in return or are vague and open to interpretation (as well as mis-interpretation) is counter-productive and a poorly used opportunity. Thinking outside of the ‘’box’’ confinements of the popular T.V and social media- lead mainstream is something, the team sees as important if the field is to move forward and gain any serious credibility or traction within scientific or even academic circles.

The team utilises a combination of old-school thinking and techniques, coupled with a modern way of thinking. Simple and stripped back yet embracing current technology to work though theories and ideas that may find their way into our research. We don’t make claims we can’t back up with evidence or reliable data.

We pride ourselves in keeping it real. No faking evidence or embellishing of facts. If nothing happened, nothing happened.

Why we don’t offer Clearings and Banishings

We decided many years ago to stop offering clearings and cleansings, as the more we learned, the more unethical (even damaging) we could see it was on a few levels.
We wanted to experience and observe these ”beings” and learn about them. Learn from them directly, if such a thing is possible.
To hopefully interact and document as much as we could of it to advance the study of the paranormal.

If the theories on spirits are correct, then clearing, or ”banishing” becomes nothing more than a punishment, torture, an eviction from a home, or even a death. Death to a person (possibly living in an alternative dimension we are yet to even understand or comprehend), that has as much right to exist as ourselves.
Until ghosts, spirits, negative energies, and demons have been sufficiently verified to actually exist, (to which they as yet haven’t, outside of belief, possible misinterpretation, and superstition) it would be unethical to assume a position of knowledge and superiority enough to think we have rights that far outweigh theirs. That we may enter their home and try to evict or eradicate them as if they were cockroaches or some other household pest.

It’s about respect, understanding and compassion; on both sides.

What we are, is “real world” researchers. Learning by doing. If we don’t know something, we say so.

We don’t charge anything for what we do. The opportunity to investigate a location and hopefully further our research is its own great reward.

We follow the Scientific Method as closely as we are able to; though it’s not always easy to create a fully controlled environment and the fact that true paranormal activity is sporadic and very rare means we don’t always have a lot to go on. Still, we do our best with what we have to work with at the time and go wherever it takes us.

We go to where the stories come from in order to see for ourselves. We talk to the people involved to get their sides to the occurrences.

Our conclusions are never really final and we find multiple return visits yield the best results; so have built up trusting relationships with quite a few locations within the historical communities in this country.

Our clean and respected reputation within historical circles is something the team prides itself on, as it has grown over the last decade and is based on well over 200 investigation sessions within that time.

For a full listing of References & testimonials, please visit our TESTIMONIALS page on this website.

Exploration – Observation – Experimentation – Documentation … Ultimately leading to Interaction, Understanding and Conclusion.

KEEPING IT REAL

Please check out our website and don’t hesitate to make contact if you have any queries or would like to know more about what we do.

We’re always happy to talk about spooks!

Through the years the team have investigated:

Auckland

Wellington

Northland

                                                                    Dargaville Central Hotel

Coromandel

Waikato

Hawkes Bay

Central North Island

  •                                                                Chateau Tongariro Hotel                                                               Jubilee Pavillion – Marton

 

Northern South Island

                                                                                 Trout Hotel

West Coast and Central South Island

  • Seaview Asylum
  • Otira Stagecoach Hotel

Canterbury

  • The Old Shipping Office (Akaroa)

Otago

  • Cardrona Hotel
  • Vulcan Hotel (St Bathans)

Dunedin

United Kingdom

  • The Drovers Inn – Scotland
  • Traquair House – Innerleithen
  • Ancient Ram Inn – Wooton-Under-Edge
  • 30 East Drive – Pontefract
  • Boleskine House – Scotland
  • Ballachulish Hotel – Glencoe
  • Chillingham Castle
  • The Golden Fleece – York
  • Bunchrew House – Scotland
  • Oswald House – Kirkcaldy
  • The Skirrid Inn – Abergavenny
  • Halston Hall – Carlisle
  • Airth Castle
  • Dalhousie Castle
  • Barcaldine Castle – Oban
  • The Witchery – Edinburgh
  • Edinburgh Vaults – Scotland
  • Touchwood House – Scotland
  • Greyfriars Kirkyard – Scotland
  • The Hellfire Club – Ireland
  • Ostrich Inn – Slough
  • Caynton Caves –  Shropshire
  • Four Crosses Inn – Staffordshire
  • Torwood House – Scotland
  • Dalhousie Castle – Scotland
  • Windhouse – Yell, Shetland
  • Swan Hotel – Wooton-on-Edge
  • Weston Hall – Staffordshire
  • Clava Cairns – Inverness, Scotland
  • The Queen’s Head Hotel – Troutbeck
  • Haunted Antiques Paranormal Research Centre – Hinkley
  • Lumley Castle – County Durham

Australia

YHA [Katoomba]

Hartley Village [NSW]

Quarantine Station [Manly]

The Russell Hotel [Sydney]

Maitland Gaol [NSW]

Kilmore Gaol [Melbourne]

Aradale Lunatic Asylum [Melbourne]

 

Hawaii

Kaniakapupu Palace Ruins – Nuúanu Pali – Manoa – Oahu Cemetery – Kaneana Cave (Makua Cave)

Norfolk Island

New Gaol – The Crank Mill – Bloody Bridge

Cryptozoological Field Research

YOWIE RESEARCH: Blue Mountains [ Australia] – Kanangra Ranges [Australia] – Blue Mountains Exploration: Research Area – Bullaburra [Australia]

MOEHAU RESEARCH: Coromandel Ranges [New Zealand] – Urerewa Ranges [New Zealand]

LAKE MONSTER RESEARCH: Loch Ness [Scotland]

 

… as well as many private home visits around Auckland and surrounding towns and extensive investigation and exploration internationally.

Some of the services and experience we have on offer:

Research and Investigation of buildings, historical locations and businesses

Photo & video analysis

Photographic enhancements

General paranormal consultation

Historical Research

Conferences / Public speaking

Educational talks & fundraising for historical locations

Media interviews