“They were planning to sell the merchandise to fund campaigns away from New South Wales, which looked like misappropriation of state money.”

Full Story · The Populist: Money nation | Episode 3

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What was described

used merchandise (jigsaw puzzles, stubby holders, sunscreen) purchased with party funds and attempted to sell them to fund campaigns

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