Tammy Hughes is a Night Editor at various prominent publications. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on North America, travel and tourism, and consumer travel. Her work has been featured in The Advertiser Foundation, Evening Standard, Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, and several other notable outlets.
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Tammy Hughes covers a range of breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and entertainment in Australia. She often reports on tragic events such as domestic violence cases, murder, and missing persons.
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The mother who died alongside her two-year-old daughter in South Australia has been identified.
The 10-year-old boy who was allegedly punched in the head by a stranger in Melbourne’s CBD has brain cancer, it has been revealed.
By: Benedict Brook, Tammy Hughes
At least 160 people have been killed in Nepal after a massive flash flood tore through
At least 160 people have been killed in Nepal after a massive flash flood tore through
By: Benedict Brook, Tammy Hughes, Adrian Zorzut
Harrowing satellite images shows villages wiped out by deadly flooding in Napal and Tibet as 34 Australians are confirmed missing.
By: Adrian Zorzut, Benedict Brook, Tammy Hughes
Dozens of Australians are the missing in Nepal after a catastrophic flooding event killed hundreds.
An Australian family are stranded in Bali after balloons they bought for a 70th birthday celebration exploded and sparked a devastating restaurant fire.
Prince George has started his secondary education, arriving at Eton flanked by his proud parents the Prince and Princess of Wales.
READING LEVEL: GREEN
Police are investigating whether Brendan Nugent’s hostility to his own family could have been a motive in the alleged attack on MP Helen Haines.
