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One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson yesterday announced she would edit a cartoon mocking independent Senator Jacqui Lambie's health battles. 

Richard Marles says everyone has a responsibility to be 'mindful' of the way they engage in public discourse. 

Residents in the Canadian province of Alberta have overwhelmingly backed remaining in Canada.

Senator Paterson says the offices used by MPs have inadequate protection.

NAB is the latest major bank to announce a significant restructure of its workforce, with plans to cut up to 2,500 jobs.

John Coyne has spent more than two decades in Australian intelligence and national security agencies. 

Michelle Millthorpe says Helen Haines demonstrates how to "disagree but treat people with dignity and respect."

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. 

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.'

The Resources Minister has said 'shouting' around the world contributes to rise in political temperature.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed that the motive behind an attack on independent MP Helen Haines remains unclear as a joint investigation continues.

Monique Ryan says the attack is the "worst possible thing to happen to the best possible person."

Indi MP Helen Haines is in a critical condition in a Melbourne hospital after being attacked near her electorate office in Wangaratta, north-east Victoria.

Milton Dick believes the attack on independent MP Dr Helen Haines will lead to a wider discussion about the language used in Australian politics.

Deputy Opposition Leader Jane Hume has expressed shock over the attack of independent MP Helen Haines.

David Pocock describes Dr Helen Haines as a mentor and says there should be zero tolerance for political violence. 

Tasmanian MP Andrew Wilkie says that Dr Helen Haines ia an "absolute treasure" and the attack on her is "beyond horrid."

An estimated 1,500 shops and businesses have been looted and destroyed - and thousands of people arrested.

Thousands of pepole have been arrested across France following days of chaotic unrest. We'll take you to the streets of Paris and we'll hear how the French President is responding. Then, where is the line for political satire?  Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie thinks One Nation has  crossed it, with its latest video that mocks her health battle after she publicly revealed that she suffered vagina...

Childbirth - and the sleepless year or two thereafter - can be a significant mental load on mothers and the wider family unit.

The Nationals Leader said the government had let down farmers "by not seeking to improve this deal." 

Don Farrell has urged the Coalition not to go off an "economic cliff." 

The Victorian Labor government says it will cap public transport fares to $30 a week if re-elected in next month's state election. This follows an announcement it made on the weekend promising to cap road tolls to the same amount for a year. Meanwhile, the Coalition opposition says the government is mimicking its platform, after announcing a similar $50 cap on tolls earlier this year. 

Ukraine relies on American intelligence ‌to detect Russian missile attacks.