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  • Australian Opposition Leader Bill Shorten delivers a speech during the ‘Vote for Change Rally’ at Bowman Hall in Blacktown, Sydney, Thursday, May 16, 2019. A Federal election will be held in Australian on Saturday May 18, 2019. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch) NO ARCHIVING

    Campaign catchup 2019: close race sparks pre-election jitters

    Day 36: fake news campaign on tax vexes Labor, while the Coalition is sideswiped by story on resettlement of alleged murderers
  • Bill Shorten Campaigns In Key Electorates As Election Day Nears<br>PERTH, AUSTRALIA - MAY 15: Labor Leader Bill Shorten speaks at North Metropolitan TAFE Clarkson Campus on May 15, 2019 in Perth, Australia. The Australian federal election will be held on May 18, 2019. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)

    Campaign catchup 2019: Labor stares down scare campaign on tax

    Day 35: election campaign enters its final crucial hours as Bill Shorten urges voters to ‘choose hope over fear’
  • Scott Morrison visits a building site in the Adelaide seat of Boothby on Tuesday.

    Campaign catchup 2019: voters inundate pre-polls as Morrison talks tax

    Day 34: PM is spending final days of the campaign reminding people about their hip pocket, but many have already made up their minds
  • Scott Morrison with the Liberal candidate for Lindsay, Melissa McIntosh, left, and first homebuyers during a visit to a housing estate in Caddens, in the seat of Lindsay

    Campaign catchup 2019: leaders on the home straight

    Day 33: Morrison keen to sell Coalition pledge for first homebuyers, which Labor has matched, while Shorten warns of Coalition chaos
  • Bill Shorten became emotional while speaking about his mother

    Campaign catchup 2019: Shorten hits back at News Corp in mother of all rows

    Day 28: Labor leader tearfully derides a Daily Telegraph story that attacked him for being ‘loose on detail’ over story about his mother
  • An attempted egging overshadowed Scott Morrison’s ‘sconversation’ at a Country Women’s Association event in Albury

    Campaign catchup 2019: an egg steals the limelight as leaders head to the regions

    Day 24: a protester tries to give Scott Morrison an egging at a Country Women’s Association event
  • Paul Keating congratulates Bill Shorten after the Labor party campaign launch on Sunday.

    Campaign catchup 2019: Labor tidies up after Keating's hand grenade

    Day 26: a day after the former PM blasted intelligence agencies as ‘nutters’ on China, Labor scrambles to their defence
  • Bill Shorten is seen drinking a beer at the Agfest agricultural show near Launceston in Tasmania.

    Campaign catchup 2019: Shorten flicks the switch to attack mode

    Day 22: Labor leader dismisses attack on climate policy and childcare funding plan as a scare campaign. Plus: more candidates self-destruct
  • Prime Minister Scott Morrison: “I expect the party administration to be doing their due diligence and where that’s been not up to standard,

    Campaign catchup 2019: candidates crash out over comments

    Day 21: party vetting process falls short as Liberal and Labor candidates exposed for offensive posts on social media
  • Michael McCormack

    Campaign catchup 2019: Nationals pick bad day to throw lot in with One Nation

    Day 20: Hours after Steve Dickson resigns over strip club footage, Michael McCormack says preference deal ‘made sense’
  • Bill Shorten as a girl plays with a television boom microphone at the Goodstart early learning childcare centre in Nollamara, Perth, on Monday

    Campaign catchup 2019: Labor details $4bn childcare boost as debate looms

    Day 19: Coalition attacks Shorten over cost of policy as Clive Palmer refuses to answer questions on preferences
  • The prime minister, Scott Morrison, watches a burn roller at a visit to AusProof manufacturing facility in Gladstone

    Campaign catchup 2019: Morrison falls into a coal black hole

    Day 16: PM says ‘yes’ when asked if he stands for coal and Bill Shorten denies ‘formal’ negotiations with Clive Palmer
  • Scott Morrison meets with US Marines at Robertson Barracks in Darwin on Wednesday.

    Campaign catchup 2019: Morrison dodges questions on Palmer preferences

    Day 14: PM keen to talk about veterans ahead of Anzac Day, while Shorten wins a PR coup with Johnathan Thurston jog
  • Scott Morrison at a campaign rally at the Seacliff surf lifesaving club in Adelaide

    Campaign catchup 2019: Coalition tries to hose down water scandal

    Day 13: after a trainwreck interview by Barnaby Joyce on water buybacks, the Coalition announced the auditor general would examine the issue
  • Scott Morrison with daughters Lily, left, and Abbey, right, and the deputy PM, Michael McCormack, at the Royal Easter Show at Olympic Park

    Campaign catchup 2019: Morrison feels pressure on water 'scandal'

    Day 12: Labor pursues Coalition over Murray-Darling water buybacks and Shorten dodges questions on Adani
  • Bill Shorten Campaigns In Darwin<br>DARWIN, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 18: Opposition Leader Bill Shorten speaks to the media during a news conference on April 18, 2019 in Darwin, Australia. Mr Shorten today announced a Labor Government would deliver a $115.1 million health package for First Australians. (Photo by Stefan Postles/Getty Images)

    Campaign catchup 2019: Shorten hits back on climate policy cost as PM goes nuclear

    Day eight: last campaign day before Easter and Morrison steps into reactor territory – then straight back out again
  • Scott Morrison

    Campaign catch-up 2019: PM gets his quota of vegies as Libs eye Tasmania gains

    Day seven: the leaders’ destinations reveal their hopes and fears, while Josh Frydenberg and George Christensen get cranky
  • Scott Morrison and Sarah Henderson, the Liberal MP for Corangamite, play bowls at Torquay Bowls Club.

    Campaign catchup 2019: voters tune out as leaders bet on low stakes

    Day six: Scott Morrrison tries to disrupt Bill Shorten’s pitch, another novelty cheque causes controversy and Gladys Liu clarifies her LGBT views
  • Bill Shorten election campaign in Melbourne<br>epa07507502 Australian Opposition Leader Bill Shorten (C) meets construction workers at a construction site for the West Gate Tunnel project in Melbourne, Australia, 15 April 2019. EPA/LUKAS COCH AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND OUT

    Campaign catchup 2019: day five disappears into a budget 'hole'

    Claim and counterclaim made again over health costings as the election campaign returns to Victoria
  • Peter Dutton

    Campaign catchup 2019: day two and Peter Dutton is already the headline

    On the Australian election trail it was supposed to be a day about tax with the Coalition attacking Labor – but the home affairs minister had other ideas
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