An Australian woman with connections to ISIS is barred from returning to Australia under a temporary exclusion notice, according to multiple outlets. The Brisbane Times, The Age, and the Sydney Morning Herald report that the woman is prevented from entering Australia after the notice is issued. ABC Australia adds further detail, saying a Senate estimates hearing hears that the woman attempted to board a flight home together with other members of a returning cohort. The ABC report links the attempted boarding to testimony at the hearing, while the other outlets focus on the decision to issue the temporary exclusion order and the effect it has on her ability to return. Across the coverage, the central points are that the woman has ISIS-related links, she is subject to a temporary exclusion notice, and she attempts to travel as part of a group returning, despite being barred. The reporting does not provide additional specifics about the evidence behind the links to ISIS or the conditions or duration of the exclusion order.