Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called “bullsh*t” on the claim Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke made a deal with Save the Children to bring back ISIS brides before the federal election.

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 government has not revealed the woman’s identity, age or the specific reasons for blocking her entry into the country, but confirmed she originally came to Australia and was granted citizenship ...

One of the women and children looking to return to Australia has been banned entering the country under a temporary exclusion ...

Leader of the Opposition, Jess Wilson, is demanding urgent transparency and action from the Allan Labor Government following reports that the majority ...

Kirsty Rosse-Emile is one of 11 Australian women, known as ISIS brides, pleading with the Albanese government to help them ...

Angus Taylor has softened his rhetoric on the so-called ISIS brides cohort after his home affairs spokesman declared children ...

Burke said security agencies had not advised that any of the other Australians in the group warranted an exclusion order.

The Albanese government has provided a massive update on a group of so-called ISIS brides trying to return to Australia from ...

The Albanese government has issued a temporary exclusion order against one Australian woman linked to ISIS, with Home Affairs ...

The ABC’s Insiders is about the last place you would expect to get a laugh, so full credit to Home Affairs Minister Tony ...

One rarely thinks of Australian politics in the context of great literature, but in the case of Labor and the so-called ISIS brides, perhaps we need to make an exception.