Paranormal encounter check list: is this you, or someone you know?

• You believe you may have had a paranormal  experience. Something very odd has happened that you can't explain
• You suspect your home or work premises is haunted or has some kind of paranormal or spiritual activity
• You have access to a site that historically may have a ghost or a mysterious, unexplained event in its past and you would be interested in having a paranormal investigation there (which you can take part in if you wish)
  
• You have seen objects apparently moving by themselves, appearing and/or disappearing, or you have found things in the wrong places (poltergeist activity?)
• You have heard mysterious sounds or voices, seen unexplained fleeting shadows, noticed unusual odours, found mysterious markings or other unidentified physical signs
• You have an unusual talent or ability (a psi power) that you want to understand better, and/or have tested
• You have a photograph, video or sound recording of something you can't explain or are unsure about, possibly associated with any of the above.

If any of the above applies to you or a family member, friend or loved one, please contact the NZ Strange Occurrences Society.
But first please read What to do if you witness a paranormal event, as well as our Disclaimer, including the Important safety issues.
Sorry, we are no longer conducting site investigations at private premises. We stopped doing this during Covid-19 and have chosen to not resume this service.

Wellington Museum of City and Sea - another of the capital's haunted buildings? Photo: J.Gilberd

Full spectrum photo at Blue Lake, St Bathans, Central Otago. (probably actually the TV One journalist and cameraman!) Photo: J.Gilberd