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Socially distant but still connecting

30 March 2020

Major Brendan Nottle from The Salvation Army Australia and The Salvation Army Melbourne Project 614 was with the Legislative Council Preside...

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New life growing out of heartache

24 March 2020

It was the darkest time of Emma’s life. The moment of her most intense heartache. “One of my daughters was having some terribl...

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Kindness rules in time of uncertainty

19 March 2020

As Australians grapple to keep up with changes to home, work and community life as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, The Salv...

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Salvos respond to novel coronavirus (COVID-19)

16 March 2020

As the world steps up its response to the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), all Australians are urged to take necessary precautions to...

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The General's Easter Message 2020

28 February 2020

Healed and made whole Surely he took on our infirmities and carried our sorrows; yet we considered him stricken by God, struck down and affl...

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Good rains but drought not over yet

14 February 2020

Many farmers in drought-affected areas of New South Wales are celebrating this week’s rain, but more is needed to break the drought,...

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New Chief Secretary leads the way

11 February 2020

The Salvation Army’s new Chief Secretary, Colonel Winsome Merrett commenced her new appointment as second-in-charge of the Australia...

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A Christmas message from our National Leaders

9 December 2019

We realise that for many people Christmas can be a difficult time of year. We want you to know that the Salvos are here for you.

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Be the boss of your finances

11 October 2019

Do you feel financially secure? If you don’t, you’re not alone –over two-thirds of Australians are in the same boat. Ye...

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Poverty hurts more than just your hip pocket

10 October 2019

We all deserve to live with dignity and respect – it is our human right. The United Nations declared 17 October as International Day...

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