Australian lawmaker Helen Haines, who was intentionally hit by a car in an apparent political attack, has lost both of her legs, her husband said.
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Australia’s wish for a kinder, gentler politics seems doomed to disappointment
The attack on independent MP Helen Haines united Australia in grief, but on solutions it remains divided ...
Labor’s primary vote has plummeted to just 27 per cent - the equal-lowest level since Anthony Albanese swept to power. Follow ...
The incidents are heightening concerns about female politicians’ safety.
Brutal attack on MP in Australia prompts national reckoning over rising threat of political violence
Attack on Australian MP Helen Haines prompts calls to curb political violence and rising threats against politicians. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Australia's security chiefs had warned of "online echo chambers" fuelling grievances and conspiracies and stepped up prosecutions for threats of political violence ahead of Monday's attack on a ...
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Australian politics is becoming increasingly toxic
Wangaratta is a busy regional town in northern Victoria. It’s a place to stop and take a break on the day-long drive between Melbourne and Sydney. For locals, ‘Wang’ serves the region’s agricultural ...
It's a spectacle known as Senate estimates, in which members of Australia's upper house grill senior public servants from ...
Opinion: Despite geographical distance and recent tensions, Israel and Australia have an opportunity to strengthen ties ...
On Monday, Jim Chalmers released Treasury’s economic forecast for the next 40 years – in the Albanese government’s second intergenerational report. The outlook shows major challenges on geopolitics, ...
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