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What the Helen Haines tragedy means for Australian democracy – podcast

Outlet: Guardian Australia · Presented by Matilda Boseley with Tom McIlroy; produced by Cheyne Anderson; sound design and mixing by Daniel Semo; video production Rachel Herron; executive producer is Hannah Parkes · Published 20/10/2026 05:18 UTC

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Helen Haines, the independent federal MP for the Victorian seat of Indi, is in a critical condition and has lost a leg after an alleged attack outside her electorate office in Wangaratta on Monday afternoon. On Tuesday the alleged attacker and driver of the car was named by police as 43-year-old Brendan Nugent. A major investigation is under way into the incident, with Victoria police, the Australian federal police, Asio and counter-terrorism investigators involved. Guardian Australian political editor Tom McIlroy speaks to Matilda Boseley about what happened and why this alleged attack on an

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