Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has emphasised job creation while touring manufacturing businesses in New South Wales to campaign for the federal election. The prime minister kicked off his second day by campaigning in the electorate of Parramatta, which is held by the Labor party by a 3.5 percent margin. He later moved to Macquarie, which is also held by the opposition but by only 0.19 percent, making it the most marginal seat in the country. Speaking in front of reporters, Morrison promised that the Coalition would add 1.3 million jobs to the labour market in the next five years and said those jobs would be created across a range of industries in the economy. “We’ve worked hard to get to the point where we can really take advantage of the economic opportunities that this country now has in front of us. It’s the biggest economic opportunity since the post-war …