Helen Haines’ first words after alleged attack revealed during emotional parliament tribute
The chamber was awash with moving tributes to Haines as her absence is felt throughout Canberra.
The chamber was awash with moving tributes to Haines as her absence is felt throughout Canberra.
Victorian Labor MP Paul Edbrooke has found a bullet etched with the word “rat” on his car just days after the alleged deliberate attack against independent MP Helen Haines.
The hospital where the member for Indi has been receiving treatment has confirmed she is now in a serious but stable condition.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has come under fire after his office circulated a “dirt sheet” on independent MP Helen Haines, with a growing number of federal politicians calling for the practice to be scrapped.
Helen Haines’ team say they are deeply traumatised after witnessing their boss being rammed by a car outside the electorate office as the independent Indi MP remains in critical condition following a double leg amputation.
Brendan Nugent, 43, appeared in court as details about the alleged attack continue to emerge.
The federal MP’s husband has confirmed that she lost both legs following Monday’s incident but remains in a stable condition.
Independent Senator David Pocock has floated an idea that could turn Parliament House on its head as he responded to the alleged attack on his colleague Helen Haines.
The former rising footy star is accused of hitting Haines with a Toyota LandCruiser outside her electoral office in Wangaratta.
He has been identified as a recluse who lives on a rural acreage just minutes from the scene of the alleged crime