Australia's parliament pays tribute to Helen Haines, who lost both legs in an attack, as Albanese condemns 'rage and aggression'
Helen Haines and her husband Phil Haines, who said "the good news in all this is that she's alive" after surgeons were unable to save either of the Australian MP's legs following an alleged car ramming.
Australia's Parliament resumed under enhanced security after federal MP Helen Haines was critically injured in last week's attack. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned the increasing 'rage and aggression' as members paid tribute to her.
On regaining consciousness, Haines said her immediate concern was for the bystanders who had come to her aid.
She has expressed gratitude to the first responders who reached her moments after the attack.
