Liberal Premier Gladys Berejiklian is up against Labor leader Michael Daley in the New South Wales state election.
Mr Daley has only been in the job for a matter of months, stepping into the role after his predecessor Luke Foley resigned amid a harassment complaint in November last year.
As election day approaches, the two leaders are criss-crossing the state, shaking hands, taking selfies and promising to spend big.
In a uniquely Australian touch, much of the New South Wales election campaign has been centred around a football stadium.
The Coalition is in the early stages of knocking down and rebuilding Sydney Football Stadium, at a cost of $730 million.
Sensing public frustrations, Labor's Mr Daley has called for a pause to demolition work until after the election.
