Australian opposition leader criticised for response to MP attack

Australian opposition leader Angus Taylor faces backlash from crossbench MPs for dismissing a link between parliamentary debate and political violence after an alleged attack on MP Helen Haines, who lost both legs. The incident has intensified debate on political discourse safety in Australia, with critics accusing Taylor of being tone-deaf. The attack is under legal proceedings, and the political fallout is developing.

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