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Himangi Singh is a community news reporter at the Herald Sun for northern Melbourne, covering crime, court, council and breaking news. Himangi previously reported for Albury Wodonga, where she covered crime, council and courts before moving back to Melbourne. Before starting her career as an intern at the Herald Sun, Himangi also interned for The Age and The New Daily while she studied Master of Journalism and Master of Communication and Media Studies at Monash University. Himangi believes in speaking truth to power and that democracy thrives with watchdog journalism.

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Inside Moonlight Receptions. Supplied.

Rundown former Moonlight Receptions’ site for sale

The saga surrounding a squatter-infested derelict wedding reception continues, with the inner city eyesore back on the market. See the plans.

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William Smidth pleaded guilty to indecent acts of children under 16 at Broadmeadows Magistratesâ CourtÂ

Forklift driving child molester’s vile act on girls

A St Albans forklift driver told a little girl “it will be a quick one” after the grub crept into her room and took off her underwear.

Renders of the tower on Sydney rd in Coburg. Photo: suppliec.

16-storey affordable housing tower proposed for Sydney Rd

Residents in Melbourne’s inner north fear giant affordable housing towers will create privacy issues and congestion to the neighbourhood. See the plans.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 13, 2022: An ambulance speeds away from the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Ambulance, Generic.Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Geraghty

Man missing after falling into the Yarra at Warburton

A search and rescue is underway in the Yarra River after a person fell into the water near Warburton.

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How Merri-bekâs draft 2024-25 budget will affect you

5-minute guide: How Merri-bek’s budget affects you

From rates, parking and waste management to pets and sports — here’s how the Merri-bek 2024-25 budget will affect you.

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St Vasilios church, Brunswick West. Picture: Google Maps.

‘Humiliated’: Elderly, disabled mourners forced to miss wake

A group of inner-city elderly and disabled mourners say they were left “humiliated” and “in tears” after they were unable to attend a wake at a church hall because of a lack of ramps.

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Three teenagers hit by an ute on O'Sullivan Rd in Glen Waverly on May 24, Friday. Picture: Facebook.

School students hit by Triton ute in Glen Waverley

Three Glen Waverley Secondary College students have been rushed to hospital after being hit by a Triton ute on their way home from school.

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One person has been rushed to hospital after being struck by a vehicle on Friday morning.

Pedestrian struck by vehicle on busy Brunswick West road

A pedestrian has been rushed to the hospital after being struck by a vehicle on a busy Melbourne road.

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News > commuters at Sunbury train station.A $2.1 billion upgrade of the Sunbury line to prepare for high capacity Metro Tunnel trains is part of a $27.4 billion program of works to reshape the suburban transport system. Station platforms on the Sunbury line will be widened and the lineÕs capacity increased to create room for an extra 113,000 peak passengers weekly. It is expected to cut travel times by up to 40 minutes to Parkville and St Kilda Rd on the completed Metro Tunnel.

Major delays on multiple train lines after serious incident

Regional commuters and those travelling between the city and Melbourne’s northern and western suburbs are facing major disruptions after a serious incident in Footscray.

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Emergency services rushed to Ferres Blv in South Morang after a collision on Wednesday morning.

One person killed after horror collision in South Morang

A person has been killed while another injured after a two-vehicle crash in Melbourne’s northeast.

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