As many Victorians prepare to vote at Saturday's state election, the state's two major Sunday newspapers have put forward their take on whom readers should vote for.
The Sunday Age says "with little enthusiasm" Labor and Daniel Andrews should be given another four years.
But the Sunday Herald Sun editorialises that it's time for a change and Matthew Guy and his Liberal Party should be brought in.
The Sunday Age says Labor is better able to lead Victoria, saying most governments cannot be judged on one term.
"But it is with no great enthusiasm that we endorse the return of the Daniel Andrews government," the newspaper writes.
"Opposition leader Matthew Guy and his team have failed to make a sufficient case for change."
The Sunday Herald Sun says Victorians will judge Mr Andrews on a string of failures, scandals and poor policies, balanced by a record of steady achievements.
"Hardly a month has passed when it hasn't been rocked by scandal, ineptitude and fiascos which question its integrity," the Herald Sun writes.
"In the face of its failings, Victoria should seek a return to stable, responsible and respectful government, which will tackle worsening crime, better manage economic challenges and better represent the values of Victorians ... with the election of a coalition government."
Both leaders will be out campaigning on Sunday.
More than half a million voters have already cast their ballots in early polling.
Australian Associated Press
