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OWS attacks Combet, denies "specific" investigation into ACTU ads

OWS chief Nick Wilson has blamed the ACTU for a "relentless campaign to impugn the reputation and integrity" of his office, but did not deny being the source of a newspaper report attacking the credibility of the ACTU's advertising campaign against Work Choices.

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