The Sydney GP at the centre of a controversial bid to bring Australian women and children home from Syrian detention camp has ...

A minister has slammed claims by Pauline Hanson about where ISIS-linked women would end up if they return to Australia, branding them “categorically untrue”.

Australia would be “safer” if ISIS brides were allowed to return, a leading doctor embroiled in the saga has said, as he ...

ISIS brides could cost taxpayers up to $650,000 per person per year, if they are to be imprisoned in NSW, according to One ...

A group has been seeking a return to Australia after being held in a Syrian camp since the militant group’s defeat. While one so-called “ISIS bride” has been given a two-year temporary exclusion order ...

The Albanese government faces sustained pressure to provide more details on the potential return of 34 ISIS brides and their children after NSW Premier Chris Minns revealed a third of the cohort ...

The Coalition will ask parliament to probe the federal government’s “mismanagement” of Australia’s ISIS brides saga.

Among today’s leaders, New South Wales Premier Chris Minns is notable in a couple of ways. As a Labor leader, his views are a mix of the extremely tough and the very empathetic and compassionate. His ...

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says he “calls bullshit” on Anthony Albanese over his handling of the ISIS brides saga, ...

New reports have revealed the federal government formally advised Kurdish authorities that ISIS Brides are "terrorists" and should not come back to Australia.

Ultimately, the dilemma facing the Australian government about these women and their children stems from an uncomfortable truth: citizenship is a concept that sits above good and bad behavior.

Jacinta Allan has known about the possible return of ISIS brides and their children to Victoria for five months, the Herald ...