A group of Australian women detained at a Syrian camp with their families over ties to Islamic State have offered an ultimatum to the Albanese Government amid fierce debate over whether they should be ...

The term “ISIS brides” is used to describe foreign women who travelled to Syria and Iraq between 2014 and 2019 to live under ...

Liberal leader Angus Taylor has called for clarity over the government's involvement in the high-profile “ISIS bride” saga, ...

She wasn't the only detention camp resident to walk into the interview room, having arrived alongside American Hoda Muthana, who fled to Syria to join ISIS in 2014, but surrendered to the new ...

The Coalition has proposed legislation to make it a criminal offence to assist people “linked to terrorist organisations’ ...

An Alabama woman who left home to join the Islamic State group after becoming radicalized online realized she was wrong and now wants to return to the United States, a lawyer for her family said ...

A Sydney doctor helping so-called ‘ISIS brides’ escape Syria insists they are ‘caring mothers’ who ‘love Australia’ but are scared to return because of the Prime Minister’s condemnation.

Issues confronting leaders are made more chaotic if they are poorly communicated. The messaging around the Isis brides story is another great case of what not to do.In short: A group of women ...

Health Minister Mark Butler has provided an update on the ISIS brides potential return to Australia saying there are ‘citizenship and passport’ considerations.

A plan to restrict the return of terror-linked Australians has been lashed amid fears one group could be captured by the proposed criminal offence.