Both children were born on same day in November 2025 in situation so rare it had not been contemplated by state surrogacy laws
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A Queensland woman gave birth to twin children with separate sets of biological parents last year, in what is believed to be an Australian first situation so rare it had not been contemplated by state surrogacy laws.
The woman, anonymised in a court judgment, conceived an unplanned natural pregnancy about the same time as she received an IVF embryo transfer under a surrogacy arrangement with another couple.
Continue reading...This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Ben Smee Queensland state correspondent.
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