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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Martin Farrer

Morning Mail: woman charged with joining Islamic State, anger over drink branding, how Saudis sank Project Freedom

A child returning from Syria is carried through a media scrum at Melbourne airport last night
A child returning from Syria is carried through a media scrum at Melbourne airport last night. Photograph: William West/AFP/Getty Images

Morning everyone. Less than two weeks after leaving Syrian camps, three women returning home to Australia with their families are in detention again today after being arrested by police when they landed last night. One will face court today for allegedly joining Islamic State, while charges are imminent for the other two.

An Australian drink named Methanol Moonshine has been labelled “deeply insulting” to the memories of the Laos mass poisoning victims, while a global race is under way to trace passengers who left the hantavirus-hit cruise ship. Plus, Donald Trump had to shelve Project Freedom after the Saudis refused to help, and is Britain ready for Chemist Warehouse?

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