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• Rotorua: Love and bloodlust

  By Natasha Utting| New Zealand Herald Verified Mokoia Island’s colourful past covers passions from the benign to the violent, writes Natasha Utting. Natasha Utting and Anika Moa about to board the boat in Rotorua. We know winter is the best time to escape to a tropical island, so we did. Mokoia Island in the middle of lake Rotorua. Okay, it's not quite the tropics, but the ground temperature is a whole 9C degrees warmer than the mainland and its history is almost too hot to handle.

  By Natasha Utting · New Zealand Herald

  Aug. 29, 2016

• Rotorua: Love and bloodlust

  By Natasha Utting| New Zealand Herald Verified Mokoia Island’s colourful past covers passions from the benign to the violent, writes Natasha Utting. Natasha Utting and Anika Moa about to board the boat in Rotorua. We know winter is the best time to escape to a tropical island, so we did. Mokoia Island in the middle of lake Rotorua. Okay, it's not quite the tropics, but the ground temperature is a whole 9C degrees warmer than the mainland and its history is almost too hot to handle.

  By Natasha Utting · New Zealand Herald

  Aug. 29, 2016

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