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Bronte Gossling

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As seen in: Nine Network, MSN Australia, Good Food, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, Traveller, Naked City, The Age, 9Honey, 9Honey | Coach, 9Travel and
Reporter with @smh @theage @brisbanetimes @WAtoday. Email me at bgossling@nine.com.au. All views are my own.
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Cash, WFH, childcare overhaul? If we want Australians to have more babies, everything needs to change

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By Shane Wright , Bronte Gossling 
| The Age
If there is one thing western Sydney mother Reshmi would like to give her one-year-old son, Adrian, it would be the experience of growing up with siblings. The 36-year-old knows that sharing the same parents and living under the same roof does not guarantee a lifelong bond. But as someone who speaks with her siblings three times a week and regularly catches up with them for lunch or dinner, the benefits outweigh the risk.
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What it’s really like to have a big family today Original

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By Bronte Gossling 
| Sydney Morning Herald
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. The sun has not yet risen over Batemans Bay, but no light is needed to see there are five boys living in the house ahead. If the toy trucks and pushbikes we unsuccessfully dodge in the front yard hadn’t given it away, the rugby league replays blaring from the living room would have. Quiet time for mum Steph Powell is the moments after her alarm rings at 3am.
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The people who say no to being a parent, and have very happy lives

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By Bronte Gossling 
| Sydney Morning Herald
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. A few months ago, Bianka Ismailovski was seated at what would have been a forgettable dinner party in Melbourne had she not spent 40 minutes being called selfish by a table of people she had just met. “It was just so crazy,” says the 36-year-old comedian and writer. “So crazy and rude.” At issue was a choice Ismailovski had made more than five years prior, following the breakdown of her marriage.
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