Labor MP Ed Husic says he is 'very lucky' to walk away from serious Sydney car crash
Australian Labor MP Ed Husic has returned to work following a serious car accident on Sydney's M7 motorway last month. Husic, who suffered a concussion and a hairline fracture, expressed gratitude for his recovery and noted he has no memory of the crash.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the personal risks faced by public figures and serves as a reminder of the dangers of road accidents, while also noting the MP's return to parliamentary duties.
Labor MP Ed Husic has returned to work after a serious car crash in Sydney last month.
The backbencher, who sustained a concussion and fractures, says he has no recollection of the incident.
Mr Husic is hoping to attend parliament when it returns next week.
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The Member for Chifley was travelling on Sydney's M7 motorway on August 4 when his vehicle was involved in a crash with a truck and another car.
Mr Husic was taken to hospital for assessment and treatment, and was discharged the next day with minor abrasions, fractures, and a concussion.
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