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Salvos call on Aussies to prepare as disaster season begins

29 October 2025

The Salvation Army Emergency Services (SAES) are encouraging Australians to be alert and prepare for the upcoming summer season, as the risk of natural disasters increases heading into the warmer months. The Bureau of Meteorology has released the out...

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Colonel Winsome Merrett retires after a season of service

2 October 2025

After almost four decades of service, Colonel Winsome Merrett retired as Chief Secretary of The Salvation Army Australia on 30 September 20...

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The Salvos' Flying Padre celebrates 80 years of service to Australia's northern most remote communities

19 September 2025

The Salvation Army’s Flying Padre service is celebrating 80 years of reaching outback families across the Northern Territory, Queensl...

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The Salvos need help to house and support women and children who are experiencing homelessness

5 August 2025

One in seven people experiencing homelessness are children under 14 As one of the largest providers of homelessness services in Australia, t...

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Colonels John and Lani Chamness appointed to the Australia Territory, effective 1 October 2025.

6 June 2025

Colonels John and Lani Chamness will begin their roles in Australia in October. The Salvation Army’s incoming Chief Secretary, Colo...

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The Salvation Army Launch Stretch RAP

2 June 2025

As part of National Reconciliation Week this week, The Salvation Army are launching their stretch Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) 2025-28,...

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"I'm going without meals... I have considered eating dog or cat food"

21 May 2025

New Salvos research surveys clients, 55% skipping meals, 23% eating expired food and a staggering 1 in 20 eating from rubbish bins The Salva...

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National Volunteer Week 2025

19 May 2025

We honour our over 20,000 Salvos volunteers across Australia. You connect people. You bring compassion into action. You turn faith into serv...

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Salvos acknowledge budget initiatives, recognise there is still a long way to go

27 March 2025

The Salvation Army acknowledges the Albanese government’s recognition that Australians are doing it tough with its 2025 Budget releas...

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