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Hastie seeks cash with national security warning about totalitarian threat
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Assistant Defence Minister Andrew Hastie has urged supporters to help the government take on authoritarian states by donating to his election fund, declaring the campaign cash would help Australia defend its sovereignty.
In a pitch to build a $135,000 fighting fund, Mr Hastie said the nation had to “get ready” to confront states that threaten Australia, in an apparent reference to China.
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie.
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The email to donors and supporters, obtained by this masthead, was sent on Wednesday morning with a message about sovereignty and security and a link to a personal website suggesting donations of up to $2500.
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