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Grace FrostDigital Reporter & Producer

Grace Frost is a reporter and digital producer with the Herald Sun. She commenced her career in journalism in 2022 as a regional news reporter in the Mitchell Shire and remains passionate about the coverage of local issues. As part of the digital team at the Herald Sun, Grace produces Melbourne-focused feature stories and covers breaking news.

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Westgate Tunnel opening preview. Transurban Westgate Tunnel workers Prateek, Gabby, Abhilash, Ash and Julien walk at the Northern Portal zone. Picture: David Caird

West Gate Tunnel green light: When you can make the first trip

The Herald Sun can reveal the West Gate Tunnel has officially finished safety testing and will open this weekend — marking the largest upgrade of the road network in Melbourne’s west for almost half a century. WATCH THE VIDEO.

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New Metro Tunnel train commuter challenge. At the starting point of Shrine of Remembrance are David Caird in a car, Dan Coates on a bike, Grace Frost taking the train, Ryan Bourke on foot running and Harvey Constable taking a tram all heading to the finish at University Square Carlton. Picture: David Caird

Journalist outruns Metro Tunnel train in ultimate commuter race across city

A group of journalists has raced the Metro Tunnel’s soft launch train service across the city, with the $15bn service unable to keep up with those on bike, foot and tram. WATCH THE RACE

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 30: A view of the columns and and decorative chandelier lights at Town Hall station after the opening of MelbourneÃ¢â¬â¢s Metro Tunnel rail on November 30, 2025 in Melbourne, Australia. The Melbourne Metro Tunnel consists of nine kilometres of rail beneath Melbourne's CBD, and five new stations, intended to significantly improve Melbourne's traffic and commuter flow. (Photo by Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images)

I saw the shock on everyone’s faces: The unforgettable first ride through the Metro Tunnel

I was elated to get the call to cover the opening of the Metro Tunnel, knowing it would be a moment for the history books — but nothing could have prepared me for the crowds on that first ride from Sunbury, writes Grace Frost.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - 30 NOVEMBER, 2025: The first train in the new Metro Tunnel from Sunbury to ANZAC Station. Picture: NewsWire / Josie Hayden

Cheering crowds usher in Melbourne’s new Metro Tunnel

Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel has opened to passengers in carnival-like scenes, with enthusiasts waking as early as 4am to snag a seat on the first train ride from Sunbury through the five new stations. See the pictures.

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Cheering, clapping as first trains enter Metro Tunnel

Transport enthusiasts and commuters have rushed to catch the first trains through Melbourne’s $15.5bn Metro Tunnel as the underground network finally opens to the public. LIVE UPDATES

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The ultimate guide to the opening of Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel

Jugglers, ballerinas and musicians will entertain thousands of Victorians who are expected to flock to the opening of the $15.5bn Metro Tunnel on Sunday. Here’s all you need to know about the grand opening.

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Jenna Sexton quit sugar for her health and experienced these things.

Jenna quit sugar and processed food. This happened after 3 weeks

Jenna decided to do a reset and cut out sugar from her diet. It was far from easy. This is what experts say about how much we should be eating and whether quitting it is a good idea.

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‘Sad day for Victoria’: What you have to say about historic Treaty Bill

More than nine in ten Herald Sun readers say the historic Treaty Bill will only divide Victorians, slamming the Allan government for pushing the legislation “directly against the will of the people”.

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How to get tickets to St Kilda’s new penguin viewing experience

Families can soon experience the magic of Melbourne’s iconic little penguins from a new viewing platform in St Kilda. Here’s how.

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New kiosks at Melbourne Airport will allow passengers to lock in a price and pay for a ride before getting in a cab. Picture: Tony Gough

Your cab ride from Melbourne Airport is about to change

Melbourne Airport is rolling out a new way for passengers to book taxis in a bid to stamp out exorbitant ride charges — claiming this new technology will make it “simpler and safer” to find a lift. Here’s how it works.

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