Australia news LIVE: Lack of transparency criticised as ISIS brides return, Iran lifts internet blackout
Seven women and children identified as 'ISIS brides' have returned to Australia, landing at Sydney and Melbourne airports. Independent MP Dai Le has raised concerns about the lack of transparency regarding their reintegration and the safety of the community. Meanwhile, Iran has lifted its internet blackout as diplomatic efforts to resolve the ongoing conflict gain momentum.
- ▪Seven women and children, known as 'ISIS brides', have returned to Australia.
- ▪Independent MP Dai Le has criticized the lack of transparency surrounding their return.
- ▪Iran has restored internet access after a prolonged blackout.
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Pinned post from 6.40amGo to latestWhat you need to know todayBy Welcome to our live coverage of news from around Australia and the world.Here’s what you need to know this morning.ISIS brides and their children leave Sydney International Airport on TuesdaySitthixay DitthavongSeven women and children, part of a cohort of so-called “ISIS brides”, have returned to Australia at Sydney and Melbourne airports.Independent MP Dai Le has criticised a lack of transparency over the returns and where the families will live, worrying for members of her community who had “fled ISIS”.Iran has begun restoring internet access after a months-long shutdown as hopes for a diplomatic end to the war continue.Australia’s new ambassador to the United States Greg Moriarty has shared a picture from his recent…
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