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Injured MP Helen Haines's condition improved to 'stable'
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Helen Haines in stable condition, two weeks after alleged Wangaratta attack Posted Federal MP Helen Haines is in a stable condition in hospital, more than two weeks after she was critically injured when she was struck by a car outside her electorate office in Victoria's north-east. Ms Haines was flown to hospital in Melbourne after the alleged attack in Wangaratta on October 19. As a result of the independent MP's injuries, both of her legs were amputated in hospital.
Helen Haines in stable condition, two weeks after alleged Wangaratta attack
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Federal MP Helen Haines is in a stable condition in hospital, more than two weeks after she was critically injured when she was struck by a car outside her electorate office in Victoria's north-east.
Ms Haines was flown to hospital in Melbourne after the alleged attack in Wangaratta on October 19.
As a result of the independent MP's injuries, both of her legs were amputated in hospital.
The Alfred Hospital said in a statement that Ms Haines's condition had now been changed to stable.
She had previously been in a "serious but stable" condition.
The hospital said Ms Haines' family would not be making any statements to the media.
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