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With only three days until the polls open, neither leader is showing any signs of slowing down. After an overnight visit to Tasmania, Scott Morrison jetted to the ultra-marginal Corangamite in Victoria where the Prime Minister lay down the gauntlet and challenged Bill Shorten to name who would be his home affairs minister if elected. Meanwhile, the Opposition Leader attended a business breakfast in Perth where he told attendees he would consider giving Julie Bishop a diplomatic posting if Labor wins the election. Sky News political reporters Annelise Nielsen and James O’Doherty wrap up the day on the road. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy