Te Kete a R?kaihaut?

Rkaihaut the ancestor of the Waitaha people responsible for carving out the many lakes of Te Waipounamu (the South island) with his K (digging stick) is collecting treasures in his kete (basket).
This counting story introduces the reader to some of the wildlife unique to Ki Tahu people.

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This KIWABook includes the narration, text, and user interface in these languages:

Te reo Mori

Te reo Turi (NZ Sign Language)

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