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Breaking: Helen Haines injured in incident near Wangaratta office

Breaking: Helen Haines injured in incident near Wangaratta office
ABC Australia Monday 19 October 2026, 07:06 UTC 1 min read
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Independent MP Helen Haines has been injured in an incident near her Wangaratta office in regional Victoria. Emergency services responded to calls for assistance on Murphy Street shortly before 4pm. Ms Haines has been the federal member for Indi since 2019.

Independent MP Helen Haines has been injured in an incident near her Wangaratta office in regional Victoria. Emergency services responded to calls for assistance on Murphy Street shortly before 4pm. Ms Haines has been the federal member for Indi since 2019. Loading
Helen Haines (PERSON) Wangaratta (LOCATION) Victoria (LOCATION) Murphy Street (LOCATION) Ms Haines (PERSON) Indi (ORG)
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