New Delhi, June 1 -- An Australian woman charged with joining the Islamic State group expressed views supporting terrorist acts and killing of non-believers, attempted to indoctrinate her children and recruited others to join her in Syria, according to allegations made in court Monday.

A defense lawyer for Rayann El Houli said expert evidence would be produced in court that her views had changed.

"She renounces ISIS and violent jihad," Peter Morrissey said, using an acronym for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. "She wants nothing to do with it: not now directly or indirectly. Not in the future. Not for herself. Not for the people she loves and specifically not for the children."

El Houli, 34, applied for release on bail in the Melbo...