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Kokoda veteran keeps Sallyman legend alive

20 October 2015

A “Sallyman” offering a steaming mug of coffee was a welcome sight for worn-out Kokoda Trail soldiers, many miles from their h...

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Sallyman still demands respect

20 October 2015

Despite the “Sallyman” being a firmly entrenched part of military life of any Australian Army base, Captains Peter and Leanne...

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Staff connection drives Nepal generosity

17 October 2015

The two earthquakes which struck Nepal earlier this year killed 9000 people and injured more than 20,000, as homes, business and farms were...

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Remembering the war-time Hop In centres

14 October 2015

The Salvation Army Red Shield Defence Services (RSDS) has been serving Australia’s Defence Forces for more than 100 years. Find out a...

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Seven simple tips to manage your money better

14 October 2015

Managing your money can seem overwhelming at times. But it doesn’t have to be hard.

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Celebrating 50 years of the Outback Flying Service

12 October 2015

This year, The Salvation Army's Outback Flying Service is celebrating 50 years of ministry in the Australia Eastern Territory.

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Aged Care Plus Centre resident celebrates 108 years

9 October 2015

Gwen Smith, a resident at The Salvation Army's Mountain View Aged Care Plus Centre, commemorated a significant milestone on 10 September whe...

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Bringing hope in midst of disaster

8 October 2015

At the age of 13, as the son of Salvation Army officers, Gavin Hope remembers his dad driving a car through floods in the Illawarra while he...

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Aged Care Plus building for the future

6 October 2015

Peter Alward (2nd from left), Sharon Callister (4th from right) and Commissioner James Condon (3rd from right) with members o...

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The real cost of sports betting

2 October 2015

Australia is a gold mine for the sports bet industry. We have the dubious honour of being the world’s biggest gamblers and report the...

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