A new fund would deliver $2 billion into critical infrastructure projects to unlock new housing supply in regional Australia, under a plan announced today by Helen Haines, Independent Federal Member for Indi.

The people of Indi have the chance to show they won’t be spoken for by the major parties, and vote for true community representation at the federal election, says Independent Federal Member for Indi Helen Haines.

Helen Haines, Independent Federal Member for Indi, has stood with communities across Indi and called for the next Parliament to pass her Australian Federal Integrity Commission Bill as a first item of business, irrespective of who forms Government.

Independent Federal Member for Indi Helen Haines launched her campaign for re-election at the 2022 federal election in Wodonga on Sunday in front of hundreds of supporters.

Yesterday, for the second time this month, Albury Wodonga Health announced a code yellow, and today Northeast Health Wangaratta went code yellow too

Standing up for Indi isn’t just about being loud, it’s about understanding what matters to our community and what we need.

Official advice from the independent Parliamentary Budget Office shows the funding to upgrade the McKoy Street and Hume Freeway intersection in Wodonga which was promised in the 2019 election campaign has not been delivered.

The Federal Budget includes welcome measures to alleviate cost of living pressures for families, but represents a missed opportunity for transformational investment for North East Victoria.

I am upfront about how I vote and the claims made by Melbourne-based Liberal Party Senator Jane Hume are a total distortion of the truth.

Independent Federal Member for Indi Helen Haines has labelled the Federal Government’s Regional Deal announcement as last minute election promises designed to save face after three years of inaction and delay.