ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How are representatives across the political spectrum digesting news of an attack on an Australian politician?
Today's episode of the Breakfast Wrap hears from the bystander who intervened in Wangaratta, the town's Mayor, as well as independent federal politicians, the government and the opposition, the House Speaker and historical context from Michelle Grattan.
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The Resources Minister has said 'shouting' around the world contributes to rise in political temperature.
Abraham Kuol was just six when he arrived in Australia with his family on a humanitarian visa, a long way from the refugee camp in Kenya where he spent the first years of his life.
Tim McCurdy, Victorian Nationals MP for Ovens Valley, says the attack on Dr Helen Haines is 'just devastating.'
Senator Paterson says the offices used by MPs have inadequate protection.
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