Day 25 of the federal election campaign

FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN: DAY 25

WHERE THE LEADERS CAMPAIGNED:

* Prime Minister Turnbull: Sydney, in the marginal Liberal seat of Banks.

* Labor leader Bill Shorten: Sydney, in the Labor seat of Kingsford-Smith.

WHAT THE COALITION TALKED ABOUT:

* Australian technology and selling it into China.

* The stronger-than-expected economic growth figures, and how it's no accident.

WHAT LABOR TALKED ABOUT:

* Coalition disunity on superannuation changes.

* Its renewable energy plan.

WHAT'S MADE NEWS:

* PM stares down coalition critics of his planned crackdown on superannuation tax concessions, ruling out any policy changes.

* The latest growth figures are at odds with declining living standards for most Australians.

* Shorten insists a plan to force commonwealth agencies to run on 50 per cent renewable energy will have no net cost.

* Liberal Democrat David Leyonhjelm has called for the Australia Day Council to be abolished after comments by Australian of the Year David Morrison.

THEY SAID WHAT?

"Can you hold my rat while I take a phone call?"

- Deputy Labor leader Tanya Plibersek asked during a visit to the Sydney Fish Market.

TWEETED:

@auslibdems: "The perfect place for the next election debate."

- Liberal Democrats on PM's visit to a mattress factory.