Liam Dann Photo: Eleanor Dann
Labour's Future Fund was the first major policy announcement from the opposition in the long lead up to next year's election.
The wealth fund - set up to invest in New Zealand infrastructure projects and businesses - would draw on an initial government capital injection of $200 million and dividends from state-owned assets.
It faced accusations of being copied off New Zealand First while others - like Waikato-Tainui's Tuku Morgan - believe it will be a much-needed boost.
Herald Business Editor, Liam Dann talks to Guyon about the policy and what it says about the party's broader economic strategy.
Labour's proposed Future Fund would invest more heavily in New Zealand companies and projects than the Super Fund currently does. Photo: UnSplash/ Silvia Brazzoduro
