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The Latest Breaking News from Salvos

'Everyone's feeling the pinch': Salvos launch annual Toy Drive appeal

'In that moment I was struggling and it helped me so much.'

Newcastle Herald

'We couldn't do it without them': How market helps Salvos keep Canberra warm

The market's annual blanket drive is coming up.

The Canberra Times

Vietnam vet Tony worked for Salvos for 33 years, now they are evicting him

Community housing residents evicted with three months notice.

The Canberra Times

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'Never before have we had this level of need': Salvos launch toy appeal

The Salvation Army are calling out for toys for all different ages.

Newcastle Herald

Wrapping Canberra in a warm hug for Handmade Market's Salvos blanket drive

The next market is at Exhibition Park in Canberra in late July.

The Canberra Times

PM launches byelection campaign – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Historical sex abuse case may be dropped

A criminal case against an ex-Salvos officer charged over alleged historical indecent assaults may be dropped after a court found him unfit to stand trial.

AAP

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Aussies worried about affording Xmas food

One in five Australians are worried about how they will afford enough food at Christmas, research from the Salvation Army shows.

AAP

Knights legend pleads for return of lost premiership ring

The former forward lost the ring donating bags of clothes to charity.

Newcastle Herald

Salvos' Toy Drive a true gift to struggling Hunter families this Christmas

Santa's little helpers at the Salvation Army plan to spread extra Christmas cheer to families doing it tough across the Hunter with their annual Toy Drive.

Newcastle Herald

Child abuse chaplain to stay in aged care

A Salvos chaplain who sexually abused five children over 28 years will be allowed to stay at his nursing home until he is assessed by a mental health tribunal.

AAP

More Aussies struggling under poverty line

As The Salvos deal with an uptick in people reaching out to them for help, analysis by another organisation shows minimum wage workers have $29 left each week.

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