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The ISIS bride who’s suing Australia · The Front

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  Speaker 1: Today's biggest News from The Australian. I'm Claire Harvey with
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  Speaker 1: the Front's afternoon headlines. Seven so called ISIS brides and
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  Speaker 1: their children will land in Australia this evening, but a
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  Speaker 1: woman left behind in a Syrian refugee camp is preparing
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  Speaker 1: a legal challenge to be allowed home. Hodan Abbey, who
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  Speaker 1: left her Western Sydney home in twenty fifteen to travel
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  Speaker 1: to Syria when she was a teenager, is the subject
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  Speaker 1: of a federal government temporary exclusion order. Her family has
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  Speaker 1: briefed a lawyer to challenge the order. Abby has a
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  Speaker 1: young daughter who lives with the disabilities and has shrapnel
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  Speaker 1: wounds in her head. Hip and back. A separate group
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  Speaker 1: of ISUS families returned to Australia earlier this month and
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  Speaker 1: three women were arrested and charged with offenses including traveling
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  Speaker 1: to a conflict zone and keeping a slave understood to
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  Speaker 1: be a Yazidi woman part of a Kurdish minority brutally
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  Speaker 1: persecuted by the so called Islamic state group. Uncomfortable questions
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  Speaker 1: at the Royal Commission into Anti Semitism and Social Cohesion
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  Speaker 1: for senior New South Wales Police with one Eastern Suburbs commander,
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  Speaker 1: saying she hadn't completely read an email in which a
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  Speaker 1: Jewish security organization warned there was a risk of terrorist
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  Speaker 1: attacks at Hauneker events. The Royal Commission is examining events
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  Speaker 1: leading up to the December fourteen massacre of ten people
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  Speaker 1: at Bondai Beach. The Huneker by the Sea event was
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  Speaker 1: classed at the lowest risk level for such a community event,
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  Speaker 1: but the commander said she was satisfied with police's actions,
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  Speaker 1: including the decision to have roving police cover the event
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  Speaker 1: rather than officers stationed to remain at the beach party
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  Speaker 1: for its entire duration. We're covering the Royal Commission with
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  Speaker 1: live updates at the Australian dot Com dot a U
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  Speaker 1: and on the Australians App plus. Come back to the
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  Speaker 1: front first thing in the morning for our look at
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  Speaker 1: a disease that killed million millions of children before vaccines
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  Speaker 1: and is back with a vengeance. That's right here, Wednesday morning.