That's all for day three of the election campaign. Here's a recap of what unfolded
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was in Perth to spruik his health polices including an upgrade to St John of God Midland Public Hospital.
- Opposition leader Peter Dutton began his day in Newcastle before meeting up with Nationals leader David Littleproud in Queensland where flood waters are threatening locals in Thargomindah.
- In his press conference, Albanese confirmed there was a Chinese 'spy ship' in waters off South Australia. He also criticised Dutton's plan to live in Sydney if elected, and said he would not negotiate with the Greens to govern in coalition if there is a minority government.
- Dutton told reporters power bills will be 'cheaper under us', and also said the Coalition would review the Islamophobia envoy role — but not the antisemitism role.
- The Greens criticised Labor, saying its environmental credibility was 'in tatters' after the PM said Australia's environmental laws were out of date.
- The government has pledged more support for those impacted by flooding in western Queensland. Up to $1000 per adult or $400 per child is available.