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ABC News (Australia)Georgie Purcell discusses rising threats to politicians in Australia. Discover her views on safety and security measures for MPs. Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/20....26-10-24/helen-haine
In light of the recent attack on Wangaratta MP Helen Haines, safety concerns for politicians have escalated across Australia. Georgie Purcell, a member of the Victorian Animal Justice Party, shares her perspective on the incident, describing it as a 'worst nightmare' that highlights the urgent need for improved security measures.
As social media reshapes the political landscape, Purcell emphasizes that the safety protocols for MPs must evolve accordingly. This discussion sheds light on the challenges faced by female politicians and the broader implications for government security in today's climate.
Join us as we delve into these pressing issues and explore what can be done to ensure the safety of our elected officials.
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1:20 Attack on Helen Haines
2:45 Safety concerns in politics
4:10 Evolving security measures
5:30 Conclusion
WA Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John has announced he will not attend parliament due to serious allegations. Discover the full story and implications here: https://www.elsetube.com/jordon-steele-john-allegations. In this video, we delve into the circumstances surrounding his decision and the impact on Australian politics. The allegations of inappropriate conduct towards women have sparked significant media attention and public discourse. Join us as we explore the reactions from the Greens party and the broader implications for governance in Australia. Stay informed and engaged with the latest political developments! 🌏💬
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Background on Jordon Steele-John
1:15 Details of the allegations
2:00 Reactions from the Greens party
3:30 Implications for Australian politics
4:00 Conclusion
The condition of injured MP Helen Haines has improved from critical to serious but stable after more than four days in hospital. The Independent MP suffered critical injuries when she was struck by a vehicle outside her electorate office.
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Investigators continue to probe a possible motive behind the attack on independent MP Helen Haines who remains in a critical condition in a Melbourne hospital.
Victoria's top cop says his officers are looking into whether a rift between the alleged attacker and his parents may have contributed.
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Nationals MP Michelle Landry has announced she will retire at the next election, paving the way for her leader Matt Canavan to make a run for the lower house.
It is a gamble for the Nationals leader who is likely to face an almighty battle to hold the seat with One Nation on the march.
National Affairs Correspondent Jane Norman reports.
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Here's how ABC NEWS Verify uncovered clues online as to the history of the man charged over the alleged attack on Helen Haines.
By Michael Workman for ABC NEWS Verify.
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The husband of Helen Haines, Phil Haines, has confirmed the federal MP has had both legs amputated after Monday's attack in Wangaratta.
He said Ms Haine's left leg was amputated on Monday. They had hoped to save her right leg but surgeons had to remove her right leg today.
"What took place on Monday was a horrendous incident, and as you know, it's caused Helen significant injuries," he says.
"As a result of that, Helen's left leg was amputated on Monday.
"We had been hoping her right leg would be saved, but as of this afternoon or this morning, the surgeons also had to remove her right leg."
Mr Haines said his wife's condition is now stable.
"We are grateful and thankful that, at this stage, both her heart and her mind are in good shape," he says.
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ACT senator David Pocock has spoken to the National Press Club, addressing the recent attack on his close friend and colleague, independent MP Helen Haines.
"We must meet this attack on you by doubling down on the values you represent: democracy, transparency, accountability, care, and kindness. Now is the time to think about what brings us together, to defend our shared values, our democracy, and our freedom to live as Australians."
Pocock said threats towards parliamentarians had reached an all-time high and needed be addressed.
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In the wake of the alleged attack on Indi MP Helen Haines, Sex Discrimination Commissioner Anna Cody says she doesn't think there are any women in public office who haven't received threats.
"We know that women experience a higher level of threats, of abuse. It is often sexual in nature, and that is a real disincentive for women joining and becoming a part of the democratic process," Dr Cody says.
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Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has described the attack on Helen Haines as "sickening and devastating".
"It's hard to get your head around, that life can change like that in a moment, for Helen. And to be critically injured and to be going through what she and her family are going through today as a consequence of her work, and her job standing up for her electorate, is just absolutely devastating," she tells ABC's Afternoon Briefing.
The Labor frontbencher says she has been speaking with a number of female colleagues today as MPs try to wrap their heads around the incident.
She says a number are scared and "I don't think we should pretend otherwise".
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed that a person is in custody after independent MP Helen Haines was struck by a car outside her electorate office in Wangaratta.
A 43-year-old suspect is in custody, but Mr Albanese says it is too early to say what the motivation was behind the attack.
Police and intelligence agencies are investigating the incident and the joint counter-terrorism team has been activated. Ms Haines is in a critical condition.
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