Labor is providing limited information about when it first knew an Australian ISIS fighter, previously believed dead, was alive. Multiple outlets report that a senior minister has declined to disclose a key timeline detail in relation to the individual’s status. The fighter was found alive after nearly a decade in which he was thought to have died. The reporting focuses on the government’s reluctance to specify when the information became known within Labor or by relevant ministers, rather than on new details about the fighter’s activities. No additional confirmed facts about the fighter’s location, circumstances of recovery, or the source of the information are included in the excerpts provided. The issue centres on transparency about the timeframe of the government’s knowledge and what was communicated internally and externally during the period when the man’s status was believed to be deceased.