'The news no parent should receive': Father's heartbreak after son, 6, dies in crash
Six-year-old Myka Tuala was a 'happy, kind and gentle' young boy.
Six-year-old Myka Tuala was a 'happy, kind and gentle' young boy.
The head-on crash occurred about 400m north of the turnoff to Hikurangi town.
Bought by the Crown from Māori in 1908, the island became a nature reserve in 1956.
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The little boy who died in a crash on January 1 was Myka Tuala of Wellington
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"The noise made me look. Holy hell, I thought ... it's sliding towards me": Witness.