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What they said on Day 12 of the campaign

What leaders Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten and their teams said today in the election campaign.

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WHAT THEY SAID ON DAY 12 OF THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN

THE BEST LINE

"You don't pay Versace prices for water that you get from The Reject Shop."

- Labor's environment spokesman Tony Burke isn't impressed by Barnaby Joyce approving a $80 million water purchase

PRIME MINISTER SCOTT MORRISON

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"Love is the basis of peace and it's what binds us all together as an Australian people.."

- Morrison visits a Buddhist temple in Berwick, in the wake of the Sri Lanka terrorist attacks.

"They're keyboard warriors in their mother's basement trying to make heroes of themselves."

- On Twitter trolls likening him to a Nazi

LABOR LEADER BILL SHORTEN

"It is unthinkable that people at prayer should be the subject of this cowardly terror attack. And we stand with Sri Lankan Australians."

- Shorten on Colombo attack.

"We now have the laboratory of extreme right-wing thinking in the real world - no longer just a theory, this government got the penalty rates cuts that they wanted."

- On Labor's push to restore penalty rates

REAL PEOPLE

"A cloud of immense sadness is shrouding our hearts."

- Buddhist teacher Champika Yatawara

THE SUPPORT CAST

"This is about making sure that people from migrant and multicultural communities can get time and love and affection with their grandparents."

- Labor immigration spokesman Shayne Neumann on the party's new migrant parent visa policy


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