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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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Police have arrested two females and one male after a robbery on Frome Ave in Frankston on November 25. Picture: Supplied/ Google Maps

Driver allegedly assaulted, robbed in Frankston

A driver has been allegedly strangled, assaulted, and robbed by a trio in Melbourne’s southeast, leaving the alleged victim injured and bloodied.

CCTV has captured the shocking moment a car races through a stop sign, smashing into a van on Essex St, Footscray on November 21, 2024. Picture: Supplied.

Crazy moment car ignores stop sign, smashes into van

CCTV has captured the shocking moment a car races through a stop sign, smashing into a van in Footscray.

Mad Indian fans (L-R) Merrin, Melvi, Alvi, Chelsy and Ada. Indian fans outside the nets at the MCG whilst the the Indian T20 team trains ahead of the Indian cricket match on Sunday. Picture: Tony Gough

Countdown to Perth test: Where Indians fans will gather for first ball

Find out where to watch the first ball of the India v Australia test series with thousands of Indian cricket fans in Melbourne as the action kicks off in Perth this afternoon.

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Crews have been battling a large fire on Amiens Rd.

Huge grass fire threatens Westmeadows homes

A huge grass fire in Melbourne’s north came dangerously close to homes as temperatures soared on Thursday afternoon.

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Hundreds of Berwick Springs residents are rallying to reinstate the original name of their local lake after the state government changed it to Guru Nanak Lake without community consultation. Picture: Himangi Singh

Guru Nanak Lake name fury: locals blast ‘divisive’ political move

The Berwick Springs community is standing firm in its protest against the “divisive” renaming of their local lake, calling it a political ploy to secure Sikh votes.

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All outbound lanes of the Calder Freeway are blocked just after DFO Essendon, due to a multi-vehicle collision on Wednesday morning. Picture: VicTraffic/X

Airport-bound motorists hit by traffic delays

Travellers heading to the airport are facing significant delays after a multi-vehicle crash on a major freeway.

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Three of the five outbound lanes are closed on the Monash Fwy near Burke Rd in Glen Iris after a multi-vehicle crash involving a truck, several cars and a motorcyclist on Monday about 7.15am.

Truck chaos and multi-vehicle crash causes traffic mayhem

Morning commuters in Melbourne’s southeast and north are facing major delays after a truck damaged overhead wires and a multi-vehicle crash.

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All westbound lanes of Bell St in Pascoe Vale South have been closed between Reynolds Pde and the Tullamarine Fwy after a truck rollover at the Cumberland Rd intersection. Picture: VicTraffic/X.

Major chaos in west after tip trucks strike, truck rollover

Motorists are facing significant traffic delays on roads in Melbourne’s west and north with tip truck operators taking industrial action and a truck rollover.

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Coburg residents are rallying to upgrade the "iconic" Coburg Olympic Swimming pool, demanding that the 50m pool be heated and kept open year-round. Picture: Himangi Singh

‘Missed opportunity’: Calls to upgrade iconic Coburg North pool

A community in Melbourne’s north is rallying to keep an “iconic” 50m pool open year-round, with residents calling for urgent upgrades.

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Female victim of financial fraud, looking anxious. She is at her home, discovering financial fraud; scams, scammer generic

Generative AI, deepfakes eroding trust in government agencies

Deepfake videos of politicians and celebrities alongside fake calls and scam messages are eroding Victorians’ trust in government agencies and social media, new research reveals.

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