That's a wrap
- The Coalition pledged to . This would give homebuyers a boost in borrowing power, but some believe it could raise house prices too.
- Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the Coalition has a "policy bin fire" as he accused it of using its new housing policy to distract from potential cuts that could be made to service .
- Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Turnbull was asked if Anthony Albanese or Peter Dutton was better placed to handled Donald Trump. He said he "couldn't pick between them". Turnbull also said he would not be campaigning for the Liberal Party, and even .
- It was confirmed that the first debate between Albanese and Dutton would be held on Sky News on 8 April.
- Dutton said a Coalition government would prioritise Victoria's long-awaited Airport Rail Link, but would scrap the $2.2 billion in federal funding for the state's .
- And the Reserve Bank left interest rates on hold at 4.1 per cent. Treasurer Jim Chalmers said a rate cut is expected in May, but the central bank's governor Michele Bullock said she had not yet made up her mind.