Vaimoana Mase's labour of love will take several more years.
Home / TalanoaVaimoana MasePasifika Editor·NZ Herald·26 Jun, 2026 05:00 PM5 mins to readNZ Herald Journalist Vaimoana Mase is reading the Samoan Bible into an audiobook for Blind Low Vision NZEvery kid who had a Samoan church upbringing knows the importance of days like Easter, Christmas and White Sunday – and the dread of asking for a replacement if you lost the piece of paper with a memory verse or play script handed out beforehand.
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