A group of wives and children of Islamic State fighters won't necessarily all end up in western Sydney but the government won't reveal exact locations, citing national security concerns.
Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil on Friday met face to face with three western Sydney mayors concerned their areas were being treated as a "dumping ground" for the former ISIS affiliates.
While scant on details due to national security concerns, Ms O'Neil said there was quite "a lot of misinformation" about where members of the group were being resettled.
