Katy Gallagher and Melissa McIntosh announced the Network of Women in Parliament, while an attack occurred near Helen Haines' office.
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What happened
Katy Gallagher and Melissa McIntosh announced the Network of Women in Parliament, while an attack occurred near Helen Haines' office.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Katy Gallagher
6th Chief Minister of the Australian Capital Territory (born 1970)
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Melissa McIntosh
Australian politician
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Helen Haines
Australian nurse, health researcher and politician
Related events
- Helen Haines and Hannah Beazley were attacked in their regional electorates on October 22.
- Minister Tony Burke commented on the alleged attack involving Helen Haines on October 1, 2026.
- Politicians Marisa Paterson and Elizabeth Lee experienced threats and abuse, renewing safety concerns regarding Helen Haines.
- MP Helen Haines suffered an injury outside her electorate office following an attack on October 1, prompting calls for a security review.
- Katy Gallagher shared concerns following an attack on Helen Haines, which was met with criticism from James Paterson.