Rayann El Houli, a Melbourne woman accused of travelling to Syria to join the Islamic State, is set to be released on bail following a ruling by a Melbourne court. Multiple outlets report that she has been in custody for about two months ahead of the decision. The case relates to alleged involvement with Islamic State activities in Syria and later facing Australian terror-related charges. The reporting characterizes her as having lived under Islamic State rule and as being accused of travel and related conduct associated with the group. The West Australian and PerthNow both state that her release on bail is expected in the coming hours after the court’s decision. ABC Australia likewise reports that she is granted bail, presenting the matter as ongoing legal proceedings stemming from the terrorism charges. None of the sources provide further details in the excerpts provided about bail conditions or the court’s reasoning. The reports focus on the bail outcome and the fact she has been detained for the months leading up to the ruling.