Day 6 of the federal election campaign

FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN: DAY 6

WHERE THE LEADERS ARE CAMPAIGNING:

* Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull: campaigning in the key seat of Reid, held by Liberal MP Craig Laundy with a 3.3% margin.

* Labor leader Bill Shorten: is in Queensland and has appeared at a rally in the marginal Labor seat of Griffith.

WHAT THE COALITION IS TALKING ABOUT:

* Their plan for jobs and growth.

* Labor's new policies being funded by new taxes.

WHAT LABOR IS TALKING ABOUT:

* Their leader Bill Shorten being declared winner in Friday night's debate.

* A $65 million funding announcement to domestic violence services.

WHAT VOTERS ARE SAYING

* A Galaxy Poll in the Courier Mail has the coalition ahead of Labor 54 to 46 on a two party-preferred basis.

* The undecided voters who attended the leader's debate handed the victory to the opposition leader, with Mr Shorten convincing 42 of the 100 undecided audience members.

WHAT'S MAKING NEWS

* Labor announcing a $65 million promise to domestic violence services.

* A peace agreement between the federal government and a pathology group.

* Labor candidate Peta Murphy changing her tune on national security legislation she opposed in 2009.

* Shorten attacking real estate firms over their criticism of negative gearing policy.

THEY SAID WHAT?

"It makes Tony Abbott look like a man of the future," Mr Shorten slams Malcolm Turnbull's "dark ages view of our economy".

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- Adam Gartrell @adamgartrell