Fury over plans for longer public lockout for Albert Park before F1
Melbourne community sporting groups have slammed new plans to lock them out of Albert Park for even longer during the Formula 1 grand prix.
Heidi is no stranger to 9News Melbourne viewers – she's been a regular voice on Melbourne radio for more than 15 years.
First a general reporter and newsreader, Heidi became 3AW's State Political Reporter in 2006, a role she held for seven years.
During that time she won three Quill awards for excellence in journalism from The Melbourne Press Club.
She was Neil Mitchell's Executive Producer for eight top-rating years; during which she was twice named Best Show Producer by Commercial Radio Australia.
Heidi is now back out on the road as a reporter for 9News Melbourne, co-hosts the Sunday Morning program on 3AW, and regularly fills in on the 3AW Drive Program.
Outside the office Heidi attempts some elaborate baking efforts, and tries to juggle two children and a mad spoodle.
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New $130 million chocolate factory opens in Melbourne
A massive new snack distribution centre in Melbourne's west is being hailed as a big vote of confidence in Victoria.
Jaclyn Symes' first budget 'too focused on winning the election too far out'
Tuesday's budget was the Allan government's chance for a reset and for a new treasurer to take a fresh approach. But they squibbed it.
Victoria's top cop states 'child crime' is primary focus
Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton remarked that "notoriety" was a rising factor behind under-18 offending across the state.
Long list awaits Daniel Andrews' replacement
For those waiting in line to take over where the 48th premier is leaving off, there'll be no time available to ponder the past.
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Can these new lights ease congestion in one of our busiest tunnels ?
It's taken months to install the $13 million worth of LED light sets but operators hope it's all worthwhile.
Thirty Australians dying every day while waiting on government funding
Thirty Australians have been dying each day while waiting on federal government funding to remain in their own homes, 9News can reveal.