With less than a week to go before the Victorian state election, prospective leaders from each party have penned their pitches in the Sunday newspapers.
Premier Daniel Andrews focused on the things he says his government had done well over the past four years in office.
This includes investing in big infrastructure projects, removing level crossings and saving TAFE's from closure.
But his editorial in the Sunday Herald Sun promises "we've still got a lot more to to", including the Regional Rail Revival, West Gate Tunnel and North East Link and the Metro Rail Tunnel.
Opposition Leader Matthew Guy made good use of his campaign slogan - promising to 'Get Back in Control' of cost of living, which includes savings on power bills, school books and the lowest payroll tax in the country.
He also wants to 'get back in control' of crime.
"So people can rightly feel safe and secure on the streets, in parks and in their homes," Mr Guy wrote in the Sunday Herald Sun.
Both leaders will be out touring the state on Sunday in marginal electorates.
Whatever the promises on Sunday, it's too late to persuade everyone though, as 542,601 people have already voted.
Australian Associated Press
