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Rare Quadruplet Girls Born at Brisbane Hospital; Fundraiser Secures Van

7/21/2026

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Jenitar Na’amoana delivered monozygotic quadruplet girls at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital on 14 July 2026, a case that occurs in roughly one in 15 million pregnancies.
Doctors admitted Na’amoana at 25 weeks to monitor the pregnancy and hoped to reach 28 weeks before delivery.
A GoFundMe campaign raised A$39,000 to buy a ten-seat van and cover baby-care, and the infants were named Emily, Harriet, Catherine and Alexa, honoring Dr. Alexa Bendall.

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Story summary

Jenitar Na’amoana delivered monozygotic quadruplet girls at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital on 14 July 2026, a case that occurs in roughly one in 15 million pregnancies.
Doctors admitted Na’amoana at 25 weeks to monitor the pregnancy and hoped to reach 28 weeks before delivery.
A GoFundMe campaign raised A$39,000 to buy a ten-seat van and cover baby-care, and the infants were named Emily, Harriet, Catherine and Alexa, honoring Dr. Alexa Bendall.