사법 · Wangaratta alleged attackWangaratta MP attack: Helen Haines's second amputation dated to Wednesday작성 2026년 10월 21일 오전 11:14 UTC시청방송 전문0:07Surgeons removed Helen Haynes' right leg after efforts to save it failed.0:11Her husband says she's alive and stable and faces a long, difficult recovery.0:16Earlier on October 21, we reported both amputations, the charges and the accused0:21man's continued custody.0:22The update now places the second operation on Wednesday afternoon.0:26Her surgery's timing is clearer, but her longer-term recovery and the driver's0:30motive are still unresolved.0:31Haynes is 65 and represents the rural electorate of India as an independent.0:36Before Parliament, she worked in nursing, midwifery, and health research.0:39She first won the seat in 2019 and retained it in 2022 and 2025.0:43The injuries now leave her family facing the recovery her husband described as long0:47and difficult.0:48Doctors amputated her left leg on October 19th, the day she was struck.0:52They then tried to save her right leg.0:55That effort ended with its amputation on October 21st, Wednesday afternoon, at0:59Melbourne's Alfred Hospital.1:01Phil Haynes said, the good news in all this is Helen is alive and she's stable.1:05He added, That is the most important thing for our family.1:08He also described her heart and mind as being in good shape.1:11Those are her husband's descriptions of how she's doing.1:13Her condition has also been described as critical but stable.1:17The word stable doesn't mean her injuries have stopped being serious.1:20There's no later hospital assessment explaining her longer-term outlook.1:24Her family has described the challenge ahead, but a treatment and rehabilitation1:28plan hasn't been announced.1:29Haynes was struck outside her electorate office on Murphy Street in Wangarada,1:34Victoria on Monday, October 19th.1:36She received treatment locally before being transferred to Melbourne's Alfred1:39Hospital for emergency surgery.1:42Her husband's account describes two impacts.1:44Witnesses describe Haynes being pinned against her own car by a Toyota Land Cruiser1:48SUV.1:49They describe the vehicle moving before a second impact.1:52Some describe it reversing, others describe it driving away and turning around.1:56Police haven't explained the precise route, so those differing descriptions still2:00leave the vehicle's movements unresolved.2:02Brendan Nugent, 43, faces dangerous driving causing serious injury.2:06intentionally causing serious injury and causing harm to a Commonwealth public2:10official.2:11He also faces cannabis cultivation and possession charges.2:14Those are the same two cannabis allegations already in the case.2:17Nugent appeared at Wangarata Magistrates Court on Wednesday.2:20He entered no plea and didn't apply for bail.2:23He remains in custody.2:24Prosecutors still have to prove the allegations against him.2:27The court appearance also brought a statement from his lawyer about his health,2:31adding a defense claim to the case.2:33Nugent's lawyer told the court he has a rare neurological condition called2:37idiopathic transverse myelitis.2:39The lawyer also said he was recovering from a concussion.2:42Those statements haven't been confirmed by doctors, and they don't explain what2:46happened outside Haynes's office.2:47Police allege Haynes was targeted and they believe the incident was isolated.2:52Investigators are still examining intent and motive.2:55Haynes's parliamentary role and the location outside her office don't, by2:59themselves, explain why she was struck.3:01Federal police have also addressed whether they had warning before the incident.3:05Federal Police Commissioner Chrissy Barrett said police had no specific intelligence3:09pointing to what happened.3:10Counterterrorism investigators have joined the investigation.3:13Their involvement doesn't identify a motive, and police still haven't said why3:16Haynes was struck.3:17Victoria Police Commissioner Mike Bush said police hadn't ruled out further charges.3:22That possibility was already part of the investigation.3:25No further charging decision has been announced in this update.3:28The next scheduled steps concern the evidence police must assemble and the court's3:32management of the case.3:33Police are expected to complete their brief of evidence by December 24th, 2026.3:38Nugent's next listed step is a committal mention on February 4th, 2027, a procedural3:44hearing to manage the case before any trial.기사 읽기스토리 타임라인HeyDex짧은 영상 ↗누가 무엇을 보도했나한 매체만 보도한 항목24ABC News (Australia)만 보도Helen Haines was struck by a vehicle outside her electorate office on Murphy Street in Wangaratta o…10월 19일 오전 7:40 UTCHaines was taken to hospital with critical injuries.10월 19일 오전 7:40 UTCHelen Haines was struck by a Toyota LandCruiser outside her electorate office in Wangaratta just af…10월 19일 오후 6:31 UTCHelen Haines, 65, was in critical condition after the incident.10월 19일 오후 6:31 UTCIt has been confirmed that Haines lost one leg.10월 20일 오전 4:05 UTCA senior source told the ABC that Haines was undergoing emergency surgery in Melbourne after suffer…10월 19일 오전 7:40 UTCAnthony Albanese said the incident was deliberate and was not an accident.10월 19일 오전 7:40 UTCThe driver was arrested at the scene by a passerby after exiting the vehicle.10월 19일 오전 7:40 UTCVictoria Police said a 43-year-old man from Tarrawingee was arrested at the scene.10월 19일 오후 6:31 UTCNPR만 보도A car hit Helen Haines outside her electoral district office in Wangaratta on Monday afternoon, cri…10월 19일 오전 11:38 UTCAl Jazeera만 보도Helen Haines is in critical condition after being struck by a car outside her office building in Vi…10월 19일 오후 1:49 UTCA vehicle struck Helen Haines outside her office in Wangaratta on Monday.10월 20일 오전 3:24 UTCBBC News만 보도Helen Haines was struck by a white Toyota Landcruiser outside her constituency office on Murphy Str…10월 19일 오후 2:09 UTCHelen Haines, 65, was critically ill in hospital after being hit by the car.10월 19일 오후 2:09 UTCA 43-year-old man from Tarrawingee was detained at the scene by a passerby and arrested by police.10월 19일 오후 2:09 UTCThe Independent만 보도A white Toyota Land Cruiser struck Helen Haines outside an office on Murphy Street in Wangaratta at…10월 19일 오후 2:51 UTCHelen Haines, 65, was taken to hospital with critical injuries.10월 19일 오후 2:51 UTCHelen Haines was badly injured when a driver allegedly drove a Toyota LandCruiser into her in Wanga…10월 20일 오전 4:49 UTCOne of Haines’s legs was amputated.10월 20일 오전 5:56 UTCA 43-year-old driver from Tarrawingee was arrested at the scene by a passerby.10월 19일 오후 2:51 UTCThe Guardian만 보도Helen Haines was allegedly struck by a car twice near her electorate office in Wangaratta.10월 19일 오후 11:24 UTCSouth China Morning Post만 보도Authorities allege the driver deliberately drove a Toyota LandCruiser into Helen Haines in Wangarat…10월 20일 오전 3:12 UTCThe report says Helen Haines lost a leg in the incident.10월 20일 오전 3:12 UTCEuronews만 보도Police said Helen Haines was struck by a Toyota Land Cruiser SUV outside her electoral office in Wa…10월 20일 오전 4:38 UTC각 줄은 해당 매체의 보도에서 저희가 기록한 주장입니다. 2026년 10월 21일 오전 10:02 UTC 기준 비교.
