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Speed, crank, ice, uppers, meth – Salvos issue warning

  The basic chemical compound for methamphetamine, a strong central nervous system (CNS) stimulant. While it may be prescribed, it is most commonly used as an illegal recreational drug.   “I would do...

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Corrections move to cut ever increasing re-offending rates

Image: Kevin Stent, Fairfax The Salvation Army’s State of the Nation report released last week shows re-conviction and re-imprisonment rates are rising. The report says a third of prisoners are back in...

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Salvation Army window tells true story of grandmother’s loss

  The Anzac window display in the Johnsonville Salvation Army store. A broken-hearted mother holds on to the last moments with her sons before they leave for war in Johnsonville Salvation Army’s Anzac...

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WATCH: More than 200,000kg of food saved, distributed annually

Kaibosh is reducing food waste by engaging the Wellington community. The non-for profit group is New Zealand’s first food rescue organization. Kaibosh collects excess from food companies and...

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PHOTO ESSAY: Mooncake feast for Chinese festival

Hundreds gathered for mooncake to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival at the Salvation Army Chinese Church. Co-ordinator Swee Chan says the Mooncake Festival is to celebrate being with family. “During...

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Soup Kitchen invites you to join the whanau at open day

Wellingtons Soup Kitchen workers Clare Sutton and Paul Henry are preparing dinner for people in need. Wellington’s soup kitchen is flicking on its jug for people with and without housing to share a...

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