By Charlie Moore For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 00:48 BST, 7 May 2019 | Updated: 02:05 BST, 7 May 2019
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Billionaire pub baron Justin Hemmes hosted senior Liberal Party figures at his Sydney mansion on Monday night in a fundraiser for their election campaign.
The 45-year-old held a cocktail party at his sprawling residence known as The Hermitage in the exclusive eastern Sydney suburb of Vaucluse.
Wealthy attendees reportedly forked out $3,300 each to be there - and a select few paid $13,750 to have dinner with Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who arrived at 6pm.
Sydney pub baron Justin Hemmes (pictured with former partner Kate Fowler) hosted senior Liberal Party figures at his Sydney mansion on Monday night in a fundraiser for their election campaign
The 45-year-old held a cocktail party at his sprawling residence (pictured) known as The Hermitage in Vaucluse, Sydney
Accompanying their leader were several senior Liberals including party president Nick Greiner, Communications Minister Mitch Fifield and Small Business Minister Michaelia Cash.
Social Services Minister Paul Fletcher and Trade Minister Simon Birmingham also made an appearance, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
Prominent Liberal Party supporters who attended included Seven West executive Bruce McWilliam and PremierState lobbyist Michael Photios.
Also chipping in to the Liberal Party coffers were SCG Trust and Western Sydney Giants
