August 27, 2026 — 3:29pm

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Two families have had to ask the court to separate biologically unrelated twins born on the Gold Coast, in what a judge referred to as “sufficiently atypical” circumstances.

A woman, known as DZ in court documents, agreed to be a surrogate for a couple, known as BNJ and DRJ, in September 2024.

This agreement stipulated that any child born through the arrangement was to be treated as the child of BNJ and DRJ and not of the surrogate and her spouse, known as FZ.

BNJ, then 25, is a childcare educator and DRJ, then 28…

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