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She will probably be the least stressed if you section off her nest.

When one of my hens went broody (who was with another female and a male), after a few days, she started attacking the others to defend her nest. I fenced off the corner where her nest was, because she couldn't have the whole giant aviary to herself only to use up one tiny corner of it anyway!

Hello fellow Aussie! I would definitely let nature do it's thing. Sometimes we've just got to sit back and watch. I have a few broody hens right now. One of them is broody for the millionth time in a row! I can't make her stop!