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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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Drink-driver to be deported after string of offences

An unlicensed drink-driver is set to be deported after a series of unlicensed drink-driving offences.

How long does it take to become an Australian citizen broken down by Victorian LGAs.

How long does it take to become a citizen?

Becoming an Australian citizen is a massive milestone for any migrant, but which council area has the fastest citizenship process? Find out here.

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Dodgy health practitioners of 2024.

Exposed: Dodgiest health practitioners of 2024

Dozens of Victorian healthcare workers had their licences cancelled in 2024 by the national medical board. Read what they did.

Charlotte, Mackenzie, Kate and Erika at the 2025 Hanging Rock Races. Picture: Himangi Singh

Iconic Hanging Rock Cup returns on Australia Day

Punters and fashion enthusiasts bring country charm to one of Victoria’s most iconic country races.

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Plaster fell from the ceiling of Festival Hall during the Bad Omens concert on Wednesday night. Picture: Supplied.

Bad Omens? Ceiling falls on Festival Hall concertgoers

Confetti cannons appear to have caused a chuck of ceiling to fall on concertgoers attending a gig by US heavy metal band Bad Omens at Festival Hall in Melbourne.

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Robert Shanmugalathan fronts court for alleged dangerous driving causing serious injury to a motorcyclist in Tooradin on Jan 20, 2025.

Alleged Tooradin dangerous driver ‘distressed’ by charges

A Newport man accused of seriously injuring a motorcyclist in Melbourne’s southeast has told the court he is “distressed” by the charges.

Full list: Private schools in Victoria offering scholarships in 2026

Full list: Private schools in Victoria offering scholarships in 2026

Time is running out for those vying for scholarships at Victoria’s elite private schools for the 2026 academic year, with some schools already closing their application processes.

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Accused sham masseur skips court again, arrest warrant issued

An arrest warrant has been issued for a Melbourne masseur — accused of claiming his lymphatic drainage massages could cure cancer — after he skipped court for “poor dental hygiene”.

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PICTURES: Fans take centre stage at the Australian Open

An influx of passionate tennis fans have taken over Melbourne Park to cheer on their heroes competing in the Australian Open. See if you feature in our gallery.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA.NewsWire Photos. JANUARY 15, 2025. Alexander Grutteria, 23, leaves the Melbourne Magistrates Court after his charges were struck out.He was charged with throwing a bottle at umpire Steven Piperno at Marvel stadium during a clash between Carlton and St Kilda on August 25 last year.Picture: NewsWire/Ian Currie

Alleged bottle-throwing Carlton fan likely to remain banned from footy

A lifetime ban against a Carlton fan who had been accused of throwing a water bottle and injuring an AFL umpire will likely remain in place, despite all criminal charges being dropped.

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