An accused ISIS bride wants to divorce the husband she allegedly joined in buying a slave with, as her lawyers argue she is now “fair dinkum” and wants to live peacefully in Australia.

The woman, who is an Australian citizen, had been issued a temporary exclusion order and was living in a refugee camp in ...

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke confirmed the woman, who was subject to a temporary exclusion order, had been given a permit ...

The Albanese government has withheld as many as 150 secret documents related to the return of ISIS brides, despite the Prime Minister’s claim that nobody in his government was in contact with the ...

An ISIS bride accused of keeping a sex slave and training to use an AK-47 rifle and Glock handgun has been freed on bail to ...

A grandmother had “sustained and active involvement” with ISIS and trained with rifles and handguns while living in Syria, a ...

The Prime Minister has revealed his thoughts on the expected return of the final ISIS-linked Australian from Syria who was ...

Hodan Abby, 29, was the only Australian with links to Islamic State who was not allowed to fly back to Australia from refugee ...

A major call has been made in an ISIS bride’s fight to be released on bail as she faces a string of slavery allegations.

The woman had been barred from the country due to national security concerns, but will now be allowed to return with her ...

Kawsar Ahmad, 54, looked relieved and her supporters gasped as Chief Magistrate Lisa Hannan granted her bail in Melbourne ...