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The split-second decision that put a dad in danger to save Helen Haines

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Haines, 65, remains in a critical condition after she was hit by the car outside her electorate office on Monday afternoon. As emergency services rushed to help, Jefferies held…

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The split-second decision that put a dad in danger to save Helen Haines

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