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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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The first 3D printed homes in Dubbo are nearing completion. Front windows.Pic by Dean Marzolla

More than 150 jobs lost as Dandenong glass factory closes

Victoria’s manufacturing sector has been dealt a fresh blow with efforts to find a rescue buyer for Melbourne-based Oceania Glass failing, resulting in the loss of more than 150 jobs.

Diet

Surprising items that contain gluten – can they make coeliacs sick?

Everyone knows bread and pasta are a nightmare for those with coeliac disease, but did you know these products are too? From mayo to ice-cream, here are the items to double-check.

EXCLUSIVEFertility

Nicole with surrogate Jaide. Jaide lives in Victoria and delivered baby Victoria in November 2022 for her best friends Nicole and Dan, who live interstate. Varying laws surrounding surrogacy across the country meant Victoria was legally Jaide's for four months, despite her having no genetic connection to the child. Picture: Supplied

I was a surrogate for my best friend — this part shocked me

After a battle with infertility left her two best friends feeling broken, Victorian mum Jaide made the “ultimate” offer to see their baby dreams come true. Then the unexpected happened.

Victoria

City of Casey council meeting. 18/2/2025 Picture: facebook

Ratepayers wanted answers from this council — then police were called

A council meeting in Melbourne’s southeast made headlines after police were called to keep the peace with a crowd of raging residents. So, why did things turn so ugly?

VIDEOPolice & Courts

Police have arrested five men after an attempted home invasion in Strzelecki Court Cranbourne North in which the alleged offenders arrived in a beat up old minibus., ,

Men riding minibus arrested following dramatic cop chopper chase

Dramatic footage has emerged of a police chopper tracking down a minibus following an attempted home invasion in Melbourne’s southeast.

South East

Councillors and staff of the City of Casey were allegedly escorted out of a council meeting by police on Tuesday night following a tense protest from more than 500 local residents.

‘Bulls**t’: Police escort councillors out of fiery Casey council meeting

The City of Casey Council mayor has slammed residents for their “threatening behaviour” at a meeting on Tuesday night which resulted in police being called in to protect council workers.

Victoria

Myki graphic created for VIC_HS_NEWS_MYKI

New Metro Tunnel technology to be ripped out in latest myki mess

Newly installed Myki readers at yet-to-be-opened Metro Tunnel stations will need to be replaced within months of commuters touching on — and the latest “stuff up” extends even further.

Police & Courts

A person has been injured after a house toppled over during an apparent landslide in regional Victoria. Emergency services were called to a property on View Point Rd in McCrae on the Mornington Peninsula - about 59km south of Melbourne - about 8.45am Tuesday after a landslide caused the building to topple over. Picture: ABC

‘Society at it’s lowest’: Looters strike after McCrae landslide

Looters have struck almost 10 homes that were evacuated after the chaotic landslide at McCrae on the Mornington Peninsula last month.

VIDEOVictoria

A sand twister whips sand and debris up in the air at a Clyde construction site. Picture: Reddit

‘Never seen that before’: Sand twister hits Clyde worksite

Motorists have been left stunned after a sand twister whirled sand and debris about 16 metres up the air at a construction site southeast of Melbourne.

VIDEOVictoria

How much should you really spend on a Valentine’s Day gift?

Victorians are set to fork out a whopping $140m on gifts for their loved ones this Valentine’s Day — so, what should you really pay for flowers and chocolate? We asked Melburnians for their price points.

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