Saturday is the day residents of Australia will take to the polls to vote in their next government and prime minister
Opposition and Labor Leader Anthony Albanese is set to visit five states and 20 individual marginal seats over the next few days in a bid to secure the top job.
This follows a recent swing back towards the Morrison government, with experts saying the race has tightened.
Coalition campaigners believe the country’s current Prime Minister is gaining support in outer-eastern Sydney suburbs.
On Wednesday, Albanese arrived into western Sydney to the safe Labor seat of Fowler, as Labor candidate Kristina Keneally faces off against independent Dai Le.
PM Scott Morrison will also be campaigning in Sydney, defending the seats of Reid and Bennelong.
Morrison will visit 10 seats over the next two days, and will likely use soon-to-be released unemployment figures, expecting the jobless rate to fall below 4 per cent for the first time in decades.
