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Safe Work Australia bill through parliament, as unions head to Canberra for OHS meeting

The Rudd Government has secured the passage of its bill to establish a new national OHS and workers compensation body - ahead of an OHS meeting tomorrow with unions and Labor state ministers - after the Coalition yesterday gave up on the amendments it and all other non-government senators had sought.

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