Recommended Reading
- “Alcohol in our Lives: Curbing the Harm” is a landmark 2010 policy report by the New Zealand Law Commission. It outlined extensive, population-level strategies to reduce societal and personal damage caused by alcohol misuse, emphasizing that pricing, availability, and marketing controls are more effective than relying solely on individual choice.
- The book is available at our libraries to read but not to borrow
- the Law Commission Nz on their website has got a pdf file to down load (when i tried to link it to our website it came up with an error, I’ll keep trying)
- “The Marlborough Mystery” by Mike Kalaugher, downloadable pdf (176 pages, 4.9MB)
- We still can not find any evidence that links Scott Watson to this tragedy. It has led us to believe beyond any doubt that Scott Watson is innocent.
- Elementary 2.0: The Unreleased Police Evidence On The Scott Watson Case by Ian Wishart
- THE EVIDENCE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN: Police Witness Statements Inside
- For the first time, read exactly what key witnesses told police in the controversial Scott Watson case. Discover what Guy Wallace, Hayden Morresey, and Sarah Dyer really saw, why Wallace linked Watson’s boat Blade to the mystery vessel, and which witness identified Blade being repainted. These original statements reveal how accounts may have changed over time—and could challenge everything you thought you knew about the case.
- Elementary
- The Explosive File on Scott Watson and the Disappearance of Ben & Olivia – What Haven’t They Told You?
- The book that shocked a nation, with a major new twist in one of the most perplexing maritime murder mysteries of this millennium. Fifteen-hundred revelers gathered for New Year’s Eve at a picturesque Lodge, accessible only by boat, in New Zealand’s stunningly scenic Marlborough Sounds. Two of those revelers, 21 year old Ben Smart and 17 year old Olivia Hope, were never seen again. This is, for the first time, the real story of what happened. Scott Watson was convicted of their murders, but the question has always lingered: did he really do it. Now, we have the answers that even police overlooked. For the first time: you be the judge…
- Rough Justice The Rex Haig Story
- Rex Haig spent 10 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit. After his conviction was overturned in 2006, he tells the story of his life at sea, the ill-fated voyage of the Antares, questionable police conduct, unreliable witnesses, harsh imprisonment, and his long fight for justice. A compelling account of one man’s triumph over wrongful conviction.
- Rex Haig spent 10 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit. After his conviction was overturned in 2006, he tells the story of his life at sea, the ill-fated voyage of the Antares, questionable police conduct, unreliable witnesses, harsh imprisonment, and his long fight for justice. A compelling account of one man’s triumph over wrongful conviction.
Service Providers
- This will become a list of useful service providers
- Some specific resources will be published as menu items under resources such as Trauma Support Providers in New Zealand
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