Australian MP Hit By Vehicle Has Leg Amputated - As Suspect's Father Says She Is Family Friend
The independent MP said the attack left her injured as police investigate the ramming and community leaders express support.
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Australian authorities have charged a 43-year-old activist with driving his car into MP Helen Haines, causing her injuries that resulted in the amputation of one leg. Initial investigations indicate that the families of the two women have known each other for over 20 years.
Australian independent MP Helen Haines, known for her fights against corruption and climate change, was hit voluntarily by a car in front of her polling station on Monday, October 19, 2026. She lost a leg, according to local media.
The family calls the alleged attack "devastating and unimaginable."
Helen Haines was apparently deliberately hit by an off-road vehicle on Monday. According to Prime Minister Albanese, she is in "critical condition"
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