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Parliament reaches agreement on crucial bills but Gaza visa debate continues

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Within three years, Australia will be manufacturing long-range strike missiles in an effort to decrease Australia's reliance on foreign-made weapons. It's one of the deals unveiled as the major parties manage agreement on a series of bills before parliament rises, despite the Gaza visa debate continuing to divide.
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