The Age
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Burke confirms IS families ‘have made plans’ to come to Australia
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke confirmed that thirteen Australians with Islamic State links in a Syrian camp have made plans to return to Australia. The group includes four women and nine children. Burke said law enforcement has prepared since 2014 to monitor them and warned any members who committed crimes face prosecution.
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