Election 2019: What happened this week (April 26)

Prime Minister Scott Morrison watches burn roller at a visit to Gladstone's AusProof manufacturing facility.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison watches burn roller at a visit to Gladstone's AusProof manufacturing facility. Source: AAP

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Week two of the election campaign was bookended by Easter and Anzac Day, bringing a a temporary pause in campaigning. But both major parties have been ramping up efforts to win votes ahead of pre-polling on Monday.

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