Labour is apparently close to endorsing a tax on sugary drinks - with health spokeswoman Annette King saying there is growing evidence and support for such a measure.
The Government has come under pressure from medical professionals to introduce a sugary drink tax, particularly after the British Conservative Government opted to do so in its latest Budget.
But although the Greens want such a tax brought it, Labour's position has been that there isn't enough evidence.

King has since suggested that position could change.