Juggling Responsibilities: How Nepali working parents in Australia are managing multiple Children?

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Despite working full time, Pradeep Acharya and Bidhya Koirala prioritise dedicating time to care for their two sons. Credit: SBS Nepali/Krishna Pokhrel

Starting from 1st July , 2023, Australian parents who have had or cared for a child will enjoy 20 weeks or a maximum of 100 days of paid leave, increasing to 26 weeks from 2026. This government initiative aims to facilitate better care for children. However, once the provided leave concludes, what challenges do parents face in balancing work and child's care? Listen to our conversation with Nepali parents navigating this dynamic in Australia.



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