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About Ki Uta

Welcome to Ki Uta, our te reo Māori language app for Upper Hutt City. Ki Uta means inland. This comes from the name Te Awakairangi ki Uta. This name acknowledges the geographic location of Upper Hutt City Council as being the inland council along the Hutt River. Ki Uta offers you some tools grounded in te ao Māori to help with the work we do at Upper Hutt City Council. If utilised correctly, this information can be a very helpful resource for learning not only about the Māori Language, but also some of the history and traditions that exist alongside it. Explore, navigate and use helpful tools and add it to your own basket of knowledge. FEATURES 1. Synchronised narration in te reo Māori and English 2. Swipe to read or Touch to hear 3. Record your own narration 4. Create your own pepeha 5. Export pages, images and audio to colleagues, friends or social media This app was produced by world leading Cultural Services agency Kiwa Digital. For more www.kiwadigital.com NEED HELP? Contact us: [email protected]

What’s new

Version 2.0.1 · Updated September 16, 2026

Minor content updates and some small bugs squash behind the scenes.

App privacy

The developer, Upper Hutt City Council, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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