Australia politics live: Australian woman with Isis links issued permit to return from Syria, Tony Burke says
Australia's Home Affairs Minister has stated that an Australian woman with previous links to Isis, who was issued a temporary exclusion order, has now been granted a permit to return from Syria. She will face a high level of scrutiny and surveillance upon her return.

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AI-generatedAustralia's Home Affairs Minister has stated that an Australian woman with previous links to Isis, who was issued a temporary exclusion order, has now been granted a permit to return from Syria. She will face a high level of scrutiny and surveillance upon her return. Separately, Director-General of Security Mike Burgess expressed significant concern about foreign governments, particularly Iran, engaging in actions that could harm Australians, including targeted killings of both prominent and everyday citizens. Burgess described the current security environment as "degraded" due to the extreme measures some nation-states are willing to take.
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4 extractedNation states like Iran may engage in targeted killings of Australians.
The security environment is described as degraded due to the actions of some nation states, like Iran.
There will be a high level of scrutiny and surveillance of the woman upon her return.
An Australian woman with Isis links has been issued a permit to return to Australia from Syria.