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Liberal candidate for Menzies Keith Wolahan says he was inspired to embark on a political career to give back to Australia.

“The first way was to join the army, but I think politics matters and we need people to put their hands up and that’s why I did,” he told Sky News host Peta Credlin.

“I don’t take it for granted that I will be elected – I have to earn the trust of the people of Menzies in three weeks.

“But if I am, I want them to judge me on my actions and not just on what I say.”