A woman facing terror charges after living under Islamic State rule in Syria will be freed on bail, after being in custody for two months.

An alleged "ISIS bride" accused of joining the terror group has been granted bail after her lawyer successfully argued she posed a relatively low safety risk.

A Melbourne grandmother trained to use rifles and handguns while living in ISIS-controlled Syria, a court has been told, as the woman applies for bail while facing slavery charges.

Mother-of-four Rayann El Houli will remain within the community, after a magistrate deemed her risk of reoffending to be “relatively low”.

An accused Islamic State “bride” facing terrorism offences has been granted bail by a Victorian court following shocking evidence that she allegedly filmed her young children learning violent jihad.

An Australian woman in Syria with links to ISIS, who had been issued a Temporary Exclusion Order, has now been issued a ...

Angus Taylor says the Victorian magistrate who awarded a returned ISIS bride bail has failed “the security test, the values test, the fairness test, and the pub test,” after reports she attempted to ...

An ISIS-linked Australian woman accused of violently enforcing sharia law has not returned to Australia despite having her temporary ban lifted.

Lawyers for a woman accused of fleeing Australia to join ISIS with her husband say she saw things “nobody should see” while in Syria.

A fourth woman — known as an “ISIS Bride” — has been charged by counter-terrorism police in Melbourne for being a member of a terrorist organization, as more Australian women who travelled to the ...