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More ISIS-linked women and children land in Melbourne and Sydney
ISIS-linked Kirsty Rosse-Emile and children left Melbourne Airport. (AAP: Christopher Hopkins)
Two flights carrying women and children linked to the Islamic State group have returned to Australia.
Most of the women and children are understood to have boarded flights from Qatar.
The federal government confirmed no financial support was offered to the women.
Two flights carrying nineteen women and children linked to the Islamic State group have landed in Australia.
A large group left al-Roj camp in northern Syria last week, with most making it back to their home country on flights from Qatar.
The cohort that arrived at Melbourne Airport just after 4:30pm on Tuesday included so-called ISIS brides Kirsty Rosse-Emile and Kawsar Kanj, and seven children, including an individual who recently turned 18.
Islamic State-linked women and children return to Sydney and Melbourne
A group of Australian women and children with links to Islamic State (IS) returned to Sydney and Melbourne on Tuesday, after being stranded for years in a Syrian camp.
A plane carrying two women and their children landed in Melbourne just after16:30 local time on Tuesday (07:30 BST), followed by another plane in Sydney about an hour later, with four women and their children, authorities said.
Some of the women may face charges over their decision to travel to Syria about a decade ago.
One woman, who has been banned from returning to Australia for two years for national security reasons, is understood to still be in Syria with her child.
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