What they said on Day 14 of the campaign

WHAT THEY SAID ON DAY 14 OF THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN

THE BEST LINE

"The black hole of unfunded promises keeps on getting deeper and darker."

- Malcolm Turnbull on what he thinks of Labor's financial plans.

PRIME MINISTER MALCOLM TURNBULL

"Bill Shorten, yet again, is putting some more hundreds of millions of dollars, nearly $1 billion, on what he calls the spendometer. He thinks it's a joke."

- On Labor's plan to dump coalition cuts to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme and Medicare payments to doctors.

LABOR LEADER BILL SHORTEN

"I think that a prime minister who can't put the health of Australians first needs to find a new job."

- Comparing priorities with those of Mr Turnbull.

THE SECOND XI

"You talk about health in the macro level and often it is about policies and numbers, but for me it has always been about to be patient, the individual."

- Health Minister Sussan Ley announces measures to give more young Australians access to cancer drug trial without travelling overseas.

"It's a false economy ... that savings can come from health."

- Labor's health spokeswoman Catherine King takes aim at cuts the government's made.

"I don't make the rules. None of us as politicians make the rules, we are just expected to comply with them."

- Finance Minister Mathias Corman just hates the fact he can claim expenses for his Canberra house as tax deductions.

"I own one house and I live in it, so I have not made those claims."

- Shorten also didn't know about the tax perk but can't take advantage of it anyway.

IT'S TORTURE

"No question that the psychological torture of not being able to actually resettle, and you can't go back home, is torture."

- World Vision chief Tim Costello on the treatment of asylum seekers on Nauru.