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 believed to be carrying two women and seven children has landed in Melbourne, while a further four women and six children are expected to arrive in Sydney later in the evening. 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

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