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My Favourite Place to Be...Felicity Frockaccino

My Favourite Place to be... 
There are so many beautiful places in Otaki and Te Horo that we wanted to know where your favourite place in Otaki is! We asked some local businesses, groups and a couple of fabulous celebrities to see what their choice was.



+Felicity Frockaccino's Fabulous Favourite place in Otaki is of course the Outlet shopping! 



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Shay Evans grew up in Otaki, New Zealand. He is of Italian and Maori decent. He is the Eldest of 3 brothers. He started acting at a young age, first interested in Tap and Jazz dance. Shay became involved in his local drama theatre group "The Otaki Players" from age 8. To find out more about Shay check out the Website.

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