The father of a woman described by media as an “ISIS bride” says he is thankful to Australia after a second group of women and children linked to the terrorist group arrives in the country. According to the reports, the latest arrivals come to Melbourne and Sydney following an earlier group that was reported to have been brought to Australia. The man’s comments focus on his reaction to Australia’s role in bringing the families to the country, rather than on operational details of how the transfers are carried out. All three outlets describe the group as women and children associated with ISIS and frame the situation through the father’s perspective. The articles do not present new evidence or adjudications in the material provided; instead, they report that a second group has reached Australia and that the father expresses gratitude. The reporting also aligns on the key locations of arrival—Melbourne and Sydney—and on the characterization of the arrivals as linked to ISIS.