FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN: DAY 6
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WHERE THE LEADERS ARE CAMPAIGNING
* Prime Minister Scott Morrison is still in Melbourne, which is crucial to his re-election campaign.
* Labor leader Bill Shorten will be in Adelaide for the first time this election campaign.
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WHAT THE COALITION WANTS TO TALK ABOUT
* Tax and how much better - it says - its tax cut plan is better than Labor.
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WHAT LABOR WANTS TO TALK ABOUT:
* Health and keeping costs down for patients, with another announcement.
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WHAT IS MAKING NEWS:
* The Notre Dame fire is diverting a lot of the media's attention on Tuesday.
* The leaders are expected to hold a debate on April 29 in Perth.
* Tanya Plibersek will launch Labor's campaign in the NSW south coast seat of Gilmore
* Former NSW Liberal premier Barry O'Farrell, now chair of the Wests Tigers, will be at a Labor "major announcement" of funding for the NRL club
* Pauline Hanson continues her campaigning in South Australia in Port Augusta and Whyalla.
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THEY SAID WHAT?
* "Our plan provides greater reward for effort while ensuring top earners continue to pay their fair share." - Treasurer Josh Frydenberg
* "Bulk billing for blood tests is at breaking point - cancer patients will either have to pay, or there will be a reduction in services." - Bill Shorten.
* "South Australia has put up their hands becaues you want migrants coming to the state." - One Nation leader Pauline Hanson.
