Thanks for joining us for another day on the election campaign and the ABC's leaders debate. I hope you’ve had fun and maybe even learned a thing or two. 

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• Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton joined us in the ABC's Parramatta studios for the second leaders debate of this election campaign. 
• Both leaders were quizzed on if they'd make changes to negative gearing. Albanese dodged the question, while Dutton said cutting the tax break would hurt rental stock. 
• The PM said he'd already acted on renters rights while the opposition leader said he'd be "happy" to consider "sensible reform". 
• Dutton said he was willing to use Commonwealth powers to override state level bans on nuclear if necessary. 
• Albanese ducked and weaved on a question on when Australians can expect their power bills to come down. 
• The opposition leader conceded he made a mistake by saying the Indonesian president had announced Russia requested to base some of its military aircraft in Indonesia.
• Dutton wouldn't say if he trusted Donald Trump, while Albanese insisted he had no reason not to trust the US president. 
• But can the leaders trust Xi? Albanese repeated his line that he didn't have a reason not to. Dutton battered the question away.
• Do we need a contingency plan for AUKUS in the wake of Trump? Albanese doesn't think so. 
• The leaders were challenged on the failure of successive governments to close the gap on outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
• Would it really be a disaster if the other guy won? Both leaders stuck to the same tune that they simply just had different visions on how to take Australia forward. 

In case you missed it, here's what each leader had to say during their final remarks of the debate tonight. 

Look back at that moment here: 

We are at about the halfway point for the election campaign now and there are still many Australian voters who are undecided.

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Eahc leader was asked during the debate if it would be so bad if the other won. 

Watch that moment here: 

Both preformed poorly, the time of the majors is over. Really cemented why I'm voting Greens and Independents.

- Owen

Albanese: "Eh, she'll be right, mate."

Dutton: "I will ruin your super forever, waste billions on a terrible nuclear plan, and be mean to everyone."

Hmm. Tough choice.

- Mitchel

I'm voting Labor but I think there was no winner in that debate. I do think the most poor moment was Dutton saying he'd keep scientist make the decision regarding climate change's impact on weather events. I'm not a scientist but I know boiling water can cause steam.

- Ben

I think Dutton won that.. as a swing voter and previously voted Labor, I thought Dutton was good on housing affordability and was proactive on Labors standard Medicare tactic. Dutton did seem more formidable and credible while Albo was flailing a bit. Besides all that, I think ive decided to vote Nationals... maybe change!

- Joe

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During the debate, both leaders were asked if they trust US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. 

Here's that moment: