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Bill Shorten and Scott Morrison have remembered Bob Hawke on the final day of the election campaign. After the former prime minister died on Thursday, Mr Shorten ditched his visit to Brisbane and remained in Sydney to pay tribute to his 'mentor and friend'. Mr Shorten said Mr Hawke's passion for the job inspired him to enter politics. Mr Morrison also thanked Mr Hawke for his service to the country and his ability to 'connect with everyday Australians'. The Liberal leader focused his efforts in Queensland on Friday, where he addressed Flynn, which is held by Liberal MP Ken O'Dowd with a margin of one per cent.Sky News political reporters Annelise Nielsen and James O'Doherty wrap up the last day of the campaign in this final daily episode of Road to the Polls. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy