Australian women and children linked to Islamic State fighters will get no help from the government to return home, PM ...

The term “ISIS brides” is used to describe foreign women who travelled to Syria and Iraq between 2014 and 2019 to live under Islamic State rule. Many Australians who made the journey were young women ...

The ISIS brides trying to return to Australia have not been interviewed by Australian authorities in more than three years – and three of the group are considered "high-risk".

The federal opposition has called on the Albanese government to prevent ISIS brides from re-entering Australia after the Prime Minister stood by “obligations” to citizens.

The effort to bring back the women and children is being organised by western Sydney doctor Jamal Rifi, who led Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke’s re-election campaign.

Another cohort of Australian “ISIS brides” and their children are expected to make their way back to Australia after their first attempt failed on Monday, when they were turned around by Syrian ...

Security officials believe a prominent and well-respected figure in Australia’s Muslim community is co-ordinating the latest ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese insists the federal government will not repatriate the Australian families with links to ...

The Australian government says it will not repatriate 34 nationals released by Syrian Kurdish forces‌ from a camp holding ...

Eleven ISIS-linked Australian families have reportedly been returned to a Syrian camp after earlier setting off on their way back to Australia as the government rejects any suggestion it is aiding ...

ISIS brides attempting to return to Australia from Syria with their children have not given up hope despite the PM’s refusal ...

ISIS brides still being held in northern Syria have applied for Australian passports in an effort to return home.