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What are Electro-Magnetic Fields (EMF)?

What are Electro-Magnetic Fields (EMF)?

EMF (or Electro-Magnetic Field) is a broad term which includes electric fields generated by charged particles, magnetic fields generated by charged particles in motion, and radiated fields such as TV, radio, and microwaves. Electric fields are measured in units of volts per meter or V/m. Magnetic fields are measured in

Dunback Inn: Overnight investigation with Dunedin Strange Occurrences Society – June 3rd 2023

Dunback Inn: Overnight investigation with Dunedin Strange Occurrences Society – June 3rd 2023

On Saturday, June 3rd, I (Mark) flew south to join up with paranormalist, Bruce Mahalski from Dunedin’s own chapter of the Strange Occurrences Society (and owner of the The Dunedin Museum of Natural Mystery), for an overnight investigative stay at the wonderfully rural, 1864 built Dunback Inn. Just a leisurely

Karori Cemetery – Wellington

Karori Cemetery – Wellington

Karori Cemetery is New Zealand’s second largest burial ground, covering nearly 40 hectares. It was the final resting place of about 83,000 people. Today, it is a wealth of Wellington history and a peaceful place to visit. The cemetery was established in 1891 to replace the overcrowded Bolton Street Cemetery.

Basic Types of Hauntings

Basic Types of Hauntings

Have you ever seen a ghost? Have you ever heard someone call your name when you know no one is there? Ever seen the shadowy figure of someone out of the corner of your eye, then turn and see nothing? Or, have you ever seen someone that looks exactly like

Albany Private Residence

Albany Private Residence

The team was called in to investigate this private residence in a quiet suburban Albany subdivision on Auckland’s North Shore, where the occupants have reported numerous apparitions, a child seen standing in the hall, touchings and other night time disturbances. Team in attendance – Mark, Barbara and Pam. Weather Conditions

Surplus To Requirements. More Auckland landbanking.

Surplus To Requirements. More Auckland landbanking.

The Hawkesbury River Monster

The Hawkesbury River Monster

In New South Wales lies the Hawkesbury River, home to one of Australia’s strangest cryptids. The beast, known simply as the Hawkesbury River Monster, is a kind of aquatic lizard, much like the Loch Ness Monster of Scotland.  Descriptions of the creature liken it to the prehistoric plesiosaur, extinct for

Bastion Point Generator Room revisit

Bastion Point Generator Room revisit

We had a great day revisiting one of our historic local favs today. Every year or two, the team has climbed the central Auckland cliff-face to further document this old decommissioned WW2 Generator Room which powered the sea-facing searchlight which would scan the coast looking for intruders. From 1885 until

Picton Mushroom Tunnel – NSW, Australia

Picton Mushroom Tunnel – NSW, Australia

Picton Mushroom Tunnel, also known simply as ‘The Tunnel’, is quite the renowned location for paranormal happenings. Located just outside of Picton, NSW, Australia, the tunnel has seen its share of suicide, murder and accidental death. Many of those who visit there tell of strange lights, cold spots, disembodied voices

Art Creative’s City Fringe oasis

Art Creative’s City Fringe oasis

Thanks to Aotearoa Abandoned for the heads up on this fascinating location.  

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Spiritual attacks
Spiritual attacks30/05/2022Investigations / Opinions and Theories / Religion and Faith NewsSpiritual attacks can manifest in many shapes and forms. It can be subtle yet brutal. The fact is most people don’t even know or realize when they are being spiritually attacked. For those who are religious, the concept is very real as nearly every type of religion acknowledges and refers to the concept of being spiritually attacked. These “attacks” can last a very long time if not addressed. Over time the individual under attack will start to suffer physical and mental ailments. Ranging from depression to anxiety, ultimately breaking down one’s equilibrium. When the balance gets tipped, the body responds. Your immune system gets affected which leaves you vulnerable to other illnesses. It’s a domino effect really. Why does one get spiritually attacked? There are endless possibilities and theories as to why, to be honest with you. Some people do put themselves out there a bit more which does make them more susceptible to such attacks. The main thing is to understand, that it needs to be treated as if it is an illness. And if not treated early on and consistently, the damage can be paramount. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places. Ephesians 6:12 [...] Read more...
The White Lady of Worstead Church
The White Lady of Worstead Church05/01/2014HauntingsIn August, 1975, Diane Berthelot visited the St Mary Church in Worstead, North Norfolk, UK, along with her husband and son. They ducked into the church to get out of the heat. Diane took a seat on a pew towards the front of the church, while her husband took some photographs. It was not until they returned home, after the holiday, that Diane found this ‘extra’, dressed in old-fashioned clothes and a bonnet, seated behind her. A Ghost Story In  the 1830’s, a man was staying in the Kings Head Tavern in Worstead,  North Norfolk, United Kingdom, where he heard about the legend of the  White Lady of Worstead Church. The legend stated that the White Lady would appear every Christmas Eve,  and anyone who witnessed her, would suffer an untimely death.   This gentleman, not believing in such tomfoolery, stated that he would  stay in the church, and if the White Lady appeared he would kiss her. As  it also happened to be Christmas Eve, he was definitely keen to put the  legend to the test, and show these backward local folk a thing or two! He entered the church and climbed the belfry.   After a time, and with anxiety building over his late return, his  friends went searching for him. They found him huddled in the belfry. He  was shaking with fright, and muttering to himself. He was obviously  dying. His last words were; ‘I’ve seen her, I’ve seen her This story is now adorned in pride of place at The White  Lady Pub in  Worstead. Once known as the ‘New Inn’, it changed it’s name  to ‘The  White Lady’ in 2011, when its new owner took over the  business. The  owner took inspiration from his own home, the building  which used to be  the Kings Head. So,  with the Lady in White apparently the cause  for at least one untimely  demise on Christmas Eve, you may be surprised  to find out that the  locals now believe she is a more benevolent  spirit… A Ghost Photo In  1975 Diane Berthelot, and her husband and son, were enjoying their  yearly holiday out at North Norfolk. It was a hot August day, and the  family decided to visit the church and get out of the heat. Diane had been quite unwell, and took advantage of one of the pews  towards the front of the church. She gave a quick prayer for better  health as her husband took in the sights and a few photographs. It was not until they got home after their holiday that they realised  something mysterious had taken place. As the family were going through  their photographs, they were shocked to see that Diane had a mysterious  extra sitting behind her in the church, a church they are certain they  were alone in that day. This extra looks to be wearing  old-fashioned clothes,  perhaps made of the Worstead Cloth the village is  well known for, and a  bonnet. She is also bathed in a bright white  light. It was quite a curiosity for them, and a curiosity it remained until their holiday back to North Norfolk the following summer.    The Berthelot family returned to the church, and showed the photo to a   vicar. He explained the legend of the White Lady, and told them she  was a  caring, healing soul. It was at this point that Diane realised  the  ailment she had been struggling with for some time, had in fact  been  eased somewhat, after that original visit the year before.   The  photo is now on display at The White Lady pub, and ever since  strange  things have taken place there; lights turning themselves on,  glasses  moved around and the feeling of been touched while in the  cellar.   However, it is not a scary haunting, but rather  comforting, knowing  that perhaps the White Lady now resides in the  building bearing her  name. No one knows the true identity of The White Lady of Worstead Church. [...] Read more...
We’re NZ’s Real Life Mulder and Scully – Spooks
We’re NZ’s Real Life Mulder and Scully – Spooks09/08/2008News Articles / Paranormal New Zealand / Supernatural NewsWe’re NZ’s Real Life Mulder and Scully AUG 09, 2008 5:00AM Just like Mulder and Scully in the popular TV series The X-Files, Kiwi investigators Mandy and Adam Lancaster try to uncover the truth behind spooky happenings and scary events. But they ended up experiencing their own spine-chilling supernatural story during a recent investigation at creepy Larnach Castle in Dunedin. Ever since Mandy first started Spooks Paranormal Investigations in Christchurch four years ago, to take a closer look at reports of ghosts and haunted houses, both Adam (28) and Mandy (21) have been sceptics on the subject of spirits. Well, they were, until the night they went to Larnach Castle. During a vigil in the historic building, Mandy says, her camera was wrenched out of her hand by an invisible force and she saw a hot water bottle float through the air. “I’m definitely a believer now. That was terrifying,” says Mandy, still shaken by her experience. “We saw a curtain moving quite violently with nobody there. We caught that on camera. Then my camera was violently pushed out of my hands and the building’s fire alarm went off. The owner said there’s no way it should go off on its own.” Adam’s camera also captured several orbs – transparent spheres, which he says can be attributed to dust particles but can also indicate spiritual activity. Spooks Paranormal Investigations, which is made up of a team of 12 people around New Zealand, was called in by Larnach Castle’s owners to check out evidence of a possible haunting. The castle was built more than 120 years ago as a tourism venture by politician William Larnach, who notoriously committed suicide in New Zealand’s Parliament Buildings in 1898. Mandy believes the castle certainly holds its fair share of secrets. “They’ve had strange deaths there and we found a grave in the family plot that just says, ‘Larnach child, aged four years’ there’s no name or anything,” she says. “I felt like I was being watched the whole time in the castle. We slept in the stables and I was just about to put the light out when I saw a hot water bottle lift up and crash onto the floor. It didn’t fall, it lifted first. That’s the part that makes me a believer now. “Another thing that happened was that one of our team members was slapped quite hard on the leg by an unseen force. She was in tears and wanted to leave, but we convinced her to stay.” The Spooks team has concluded that the castle is haunted, possibly by more than one entity. Mandy’s theory is that it could have something to do with the building materials. “It’s made of Oamaru stone and I believe that ghosts are left-over energy. I’ve found that buildings that are made of this kind of stone can attract spirits.” Mandy, a long-time X-Files fan, first came up with the idea of starting Spooks Paranormal Investigations four years ago. She placed an ad in the local paper for other like-minded people and was stunned when she received 200 responses within a week. Between them, she and the other ghost hunters in the team are called to about 80 possible hauntings each year. Mandy, who’s also a singer and about to release her debut album, and Adam have been together for eight years now. The pair say they’ve lost count of the number of times they’ve been likened to The X-Files’ Mulder and Scully. Although Adam admits he bears no likeness to David Duchovny, who played Fox Mulder, he does think Mandy looks a bit like Gillian Anderson’s character Dana Scully. “But Mandy is hotter,” he grins. Although they haven’t branched out into alien investigations, the pair have shared plenty of unexplained experiences while out looking for ghosts. Adam says his worst brush with a spectre was at Blackball Community Centre on the West Coast. “I was walking into the kitchen and it looked like there was a face of a little girl in the window. It freaked me out. “And at Riccarton House I felt like I was being followed everywhere. Lights got turned on after we turned them off.” There’s no charge for their investigations, and the group survives on sponsorship. “If we charged, people might think we were making stuff up,” Mandy explains. “Generally, people who’ve heard or seen things just want to know what we think about it because they wonder if they’re going crazy. Most people don’t want to do anything about the ghosts, and they usually aren’t harmful,” she says. https://www.nowtolove.co.nz/news/real-life/were-nzs-real-life-mulder-and-scully-5034 [...] Read more...
The Ghosts of Adelaide Botanic Gardens
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Moa and Various Skeletal displays at the Auckland War Museum
Moa and Various Skeletal displays at the Auckland War Museum20/09/2015Haunted Auckland Updates / Kiwi CryptidsPhotos by Mark Wallbank [...] Read more...
The Globe Theatre – Dunedin
The Globe Theatre – Dunedin04/06/2022Haunted Locations / Historic BuildingsDuring the Queens Birthday long weekend, we finally managed a trip down to the South Island to investigate the local, 1961-built Globe Theatre. We’ve been waiting on this one for quite a while. The investigation has been in discussion for over two years but kept having to be put off due to the continual lockdowns and general uncertainty at the time. Dunedin is a fascinating city; full of history, and mystery. We meet up with Brian, the resident Lighting/Sound Tech; a wealth of knowledge with many years of experience within the theatre. Also joining us for this session was Bruce Mahalski, a local paranormalist from Dunedin Strange Occurrences Society, and owner of The Dunedin Museum of Natural Mystery Museum We had a nice pre-investigation dinner together at our previous location, The Leviathan Hotel, before making our way to the theatre. While there are allegedly a couple of other spirits, picked up on by a visiting paranormalist back in the early 2000’s, (one Robert Blackadder and a ghostly little girl, though no one else has yet encountered them), the most talked-about resident spook at The Globe is that of Frank Grayson, the theatre’s former live-in caretaker. Frank, a caretaker, actor, artist and set builder, resided in the theatre during the 70s to early 80s. Is Frank still taking care of the place? He apparently hasn’t made his presence known there for a while, though one possible sighting may have occurred in recent years, when an old man, very closely resembling the man featured in a portrait that hangs in the foyer, was noticed sitting in the audience at the end of a show. The portrait is of Frank Grayson. So maybe, just maybe he’ll show up tonight for a chat. We are forever hopeful. Here are a few photos taken throughout the chilly, somewhat quiet, but fun Saturday night’s investigation. A huge thank you to The Globe Theatre management and our good mate Brian Byas for being a superb host and arranging our access. [...] 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 the home of Haunted Auckland, a Paranormal Investigation and Research group.

Whether you’ve been aware of Mark Wallbank’s research work since the 1980s, attended his early 90s discussion events, received the quarterly newsletters, subscribed to his popular mid-2000s online blog BizarreNZ, followed the Haunted Auckland team since 2010, 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 Haunted Auckland. We’re a small Auckland based team of friendly, dedicated, well seasoned and enthusiastic researchers with differing levels of experience, knowledge, skills and expertise.  Our investigators are intelligent, honest, compassionate and possess critically thinking (yet wide open) minds. 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.

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

What we aren’t:

We aren’t Ghost Busters, Ghost Hunters, Exorcists, Mediums, Clairvoyants or Psychics and we don’t do clearings, blessings or the ridding 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 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

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 [Oahu]

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