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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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Protesters confront police outside the Land Forces 2024 arms fair in Melbourne on September 11, 2024. (Photo by William WEST / AFP)

Pro-Palestine protesters face court over Land Forces Expo chaos

Pro-Palestinian protesters who descended upon the Land Forces Expo have faced court with some accused offenders fighting charges and others having charges dropped.

Realestate agent Kulwant Singh, his pregnant wife Sandeep Kaur and daughter Japnaaz Kaur 3 years old at Lyndhurst in the City of Casey which is predicted to be home to nearly 100,000 kids under 14 by 2030. Picture: Jason Edwards

Casey parents fear school shortage amid population boom

Melbourne’s southeast will be able to fill an MCG with kids aged under 14 within five years but parents fear a lack of schools may force them to move.

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Steve Johnson, a senior constable at Riddells Creek, died on Monday at the Royal Melbourne Hospital after a short battle with stage four bowel cancer which had spread towards his liver.

Hero country cop remembered after tragic death

A hero country cop has been remembered as a devoted officer and loving father after his tragic death — just three weeks after his cancer diagnosis.

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Strathtulloh Primary School parents are warning authorities a tragedy is imminent, saying a child could be killed on their way to or from school if speeding issues are not addressed. Picture: Himangi Singh.

Parents demand action at ‘dangerous’ school crossing

Concerned parents are demanding urgent action after a lollipop lady was hit at a “dangerous” crossing outside a school with 1100 students in Melbourne’s west.

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GoFundMe organised for Serena Siow. Picture: Supplied.

Melbourne filmmaker’s dream job shattered by shock cancer diagnosis

A rising Melbourne filmmaker was set to start the biggest job of their career when a sudden cancer diagnosis turned their life upside down. Now, they face a major battle—both physically and financially.

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A still from a previous Eritrean National Communities Council event. Picture: Supplied/Youtube.

African group banned from holding ‘controversial’ rally

A controversial African community group has been blocked from using a council hall for a rally amid fears it would be gatecrashed by rival factions and turn violent.

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Maribyrnong City Council in MelbourneÃ¢??s inner-west has appointed Pradeep Tiwari as mayor, making him the first Indian-Australian mayor in the state

How an Indian-Aussie defeated ‘stereotypes’ to become mayor

Victoria’s first Indian-born mayor has opened up about his struggles battling “stereotypes” as he made local council history last year.

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A man holds a Palestinian flag as he watches displaced Gazans crossing the Netzarim corridor from the southern Gaza Strip into Gaza City on January 27, 2025. Displaced Palestinians began returning to northern Gaza on January 27, an official at the territory's Hamas-run Interior Ministry told AFP, after a breakthrough in negotiations between Hamas and Israel. (Photo by Omar AL-QATTAA / AFP)

Why Merri-bek councillors rejected push to fly Palestinian flag

An inner-city mayor has put her foot down in rejecting a controversial motion to reinstate the Palestinian flag on a council building just weeks after it was removed.

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The Herald Sun can reveal a pro-Nazi group, the National Socialist Movement (NSM), is only 300 registrations away from being able to register itself as a political party in Australia. The neo-Nazi group claims to declare all Australian Jews a âthreat to national securityâ onceit is elected to power and âimmediatelyâ seize their assets, revoke their citizenship and have them deported.

Calls for electoral commission to block neo-Nazi’s election bid

The Victorian government has condemned a neo-Nazi group’s attempt to gain political legitimacy, calling on the electoral commission to reject its application.

Radio Haanji sued for defamation by former Macedon Lounge boss Gaurav Setia. Picture: Supplied/Radio Haanji website.

Restaurateur wins $95K defamation case over jail claims

An Indian businessman has won a defamation case against an Australian Punjabi-Hindi radio station for falsely claiming he was jailed for 10 years and fined $1m for wage theft.

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