Western Australia’s Upper House has passed a Bill allowing surrogacy, for medically infertile women or those deemed incapable of full-term pregnancies, joining NSW and the ACT as the only States allowing surrogacy.
Western Australian Attorney-General Jim McGinty is reported as saying that passage through the Lower House, due on August 12, is a formality.
The Bill requires the surrogate mother to be over 25 and already have a child of her own.
Reform of the regulatory and accreditation environment for the Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Sector Health Ministers agreed that all Australians should have confidence in the ART services they access. Health Ministers commissioned a rapid review of ART in June. The Review found the current self-regulatory approach lacks the transparency and rigour that governments and the… Read More »Australian Health Ministers communique
In a clear, no-nonsense breakdown, Page Provan’s leading surrogacy lawyer Stephen Page explains current 2025 cost expectations for surrogacy journeys worldwide. Drawing on decades of experience and more than 2,000 surrogacy matters advised since 1988, Stephen provides practical figures, common cost drivers and critical legal warnings that every intended parent should know. For those researching… Read More »How Much Does Surrogacy Cost in 2025? A Complete Price Guide from Experienced Surrogacy Lawyer
The latest data has revealed that more Australian children have been born via surrogacy at home than in the United States in 2023. The latest report by the Australian and New Zealand Assisted Reproductive Database, and its New Zealand equivalent, show that in the year ended 30 June 2023, 84 babies were born via gestational… Read More »More Australian Surrogacy Births in Australia than in the US in 2023
