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Labor's Future Made in Australia bill passes parliament as election looms

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The final piece of Labor's signature Future Made in Australia legislation to support green industries has passed through parliament without Coalition support. The government looks set to land a deal to change electoral law, as time runs out for lobbying before the election.
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