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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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Single mother and child on NDIS face homelessness as Melbourne council sells their home for development

‘Blindsided’: Banyule council to sell single mum’s rental home

A single mother battling ill-health and a child with autism fears she is about to be made homeless after the local council put up a notice of “intention to sell” outside her home.

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Milo the dog reunited with owner Jason Whatnall in UK

How my dog ended up on the other side of the world

A much-loved pooch has been reunited with his owner overseas, 35 days after he escaped a pet transport company at the airport.

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Fire destroys Gisborne RSL sub-branch. Picture: Facebook

‘Devastated’ veterans lose memorabilia to fire

Heartbroken members of Gisborne RSL sub-branch are battling to recover after fire destroyed their home days out from Anzac Day.

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GoFundMe organised for Sherri, Leo, Matilda, Max and Cody (their dog), who lost their home to a suspicious house fire at the neighbouring house in Northcote, Victoria.

Mum and kids homeless after terrifying house fire

A Northcote mum, who has helped the homeless for years, now finds herself in the same position after a fire spread from a neighbouring property.

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More than 50 people have been rushed to safety after a blaze erupted in an inner-city student accommodation.

Students evacuated from Carlton building fire

About 50 people had to flee to safety after a fire at an inner-city apartment block on Thursday morning.

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A newly married couple was blissfully celebrating their wedding reception moments before a phone call from the hospital brought their world crashing down.

‘I just got married – then my world came crashing down’

A newly married couple was blissfully celebrating their wedding reception before a phone call changed everything.

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Art for ACU graduations gallery 2024

ACU students take centre stage to graduate

Australian Catholic University students step onto the stage and accept their well-deserved degrees.

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Scenes of skid / tyre marks near the crash site linked to hooning at Burnside Rd, Ormeau.Photograph : Jason O'Brien

Young hoon slammed for horror driving record

An unemployed apprentice with a history of bad driving has been told “this is your last chance” by a magistrate after he was busted for reckless driving.

Firearms and Ammunition seized. Man charged – Wetherill Park. A man will face court today charged with firearms offences after police seized firearms, ammunition and cash from a home in Sydney’s south-west. As part of ongoing investigations into prohibited drug and firearm offences, officers from Wetherill Park Region Enforcement Squad (RES) stopped a vehicle on Woodville Road, Bass Hill, about 1pm yesterday (Friday 10 January 2020). The driver, a 30-year-old man, was arrested and taken to Fairfield Police Station. Police located a Glock 17 pistol, ammunition, a disassembled Colt .45-calibre pistol, a rifle scope, steroids and more than $17,000 cash. These items were seized to undergo forensic examination. The man has been charged with two counts of possess unauthorised pistol, use, supply, acquire or possess defaced firearm, two counts of not keep firearm safely-pistol, goods in personal custody suspected being stolen, possess prohibited drug, and possess ammunition without holding licence/permit/authority. Police will allege in court that the man did not hold a valid firearms licence. Source: NSW Police

Dallas man blames bird watching for illegal firearm scope

A Dallas man caught with a prohibited firearm scope claims he only used it for bird watching.

Firefighters rushed to a shed fire on Hartington St in Glenroy. Photo: Google Maps.

Suspicious shed fire in Glenroy

Police are investigating a suspicious fire in Melbourne’s north after a shed full of tyres went up in flames.

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