The Wangaratta vehicle attack on Helen Haines

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• Helen Haines is alive and stable, her husband says, but faces a long and difficult recovery after surgeons amputated both legs. Doctors removed her right leg on Wednesday afternoon, October 21, after efforts to save it failed, two days after the loss of her left leg. The clearer surgical timeline does not yet come with a longer-term medical outlook.

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• Her wider prognosis, the outcome for her remaining leg, the motive and the final reconstruction of the collision remain unresolved.

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• A further medical update or an official custody or charging decision would materially change the account. No next medical briefing or court date has been announced.Her husband has provided a further medical update, and Nugent has appeared in court on reported charges, made no bail application and remained in custody. ABC reports a February 4, 2027 committal mention; no next medical briefing date has been established.

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• Her wider prognosis, the outcome for her remaining leg, the motive and the final reconstruction of the collision remain unresolved.

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• Haines has reportedly lost one leg, remains critically injured and is receiving treatment aimed at saving the other.

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• Her wider prognosis, the outcome for her remaining leg, the motive and the final reconstruction of the collision remain unresolved.

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• A further medical update or an official custody or charging decision would materially change the account. No next medical briefing or court date has been announced.

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• Helen Haines was retrieving items from her vehicle’s boot when the Toyota LandCruiser struck her outside her electorate office, according to ABC News. The independent MP remains critically injured in a Melbourne hospital. Detectives have now questioned the man held since the collision.

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• Helen Haines remains critically injured in Melbourne after a white Toyota Land Cruiser struck her outside her electorate office in Wangaratta. The independent federal MP was taken to hospital and then flown by helicopter to Melbourne for further treatment. Her family says she is receiving care; there is no confirmed account yet of the outcome of her reported emergency surgery.