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12180: 3000: 2073: 3528: 3370: 3597: 2390:(AWAs) over five years, a safety net consisting of 10 National Employment Standards, an independent umpire and simplified industrial awards. It also included the restoration of unfair dismissal laws for companies with under 100 employees (probation period of 12 months for companies with less than 15 employees), and the retention of the Australian Building and Construction Commission until 2010. It retained the illegality of secondary boycotts, the right of employers to lock workers out, restriction of a union right of entry to workplaces, and restrictions on workers' right to strike. It was broadly seen as a concession to business on some areas of concern while still upholding key elements of the original plan. 3193: 2650:, the then-Prime Minister of Iraq, visited Australia. During the visit, Prime Minister Al-Maliki and then Prime Minister Kevin Rudd signed a declaration on increased cooperation in six key areas and to enhance trade and investment ties. The leaders agreed to an Australia-Iraq Agricultural Partnership focused on bolstering Iraq's agricultural productivity and food security as a central element of Iraq's reconstruction and development. Australia also appointed a Senior Trade Commissioner to contribute to stronger commercial links, and committed to an AusAID presence in Baghdad to support the Government's three-year A$ 165 million development assistance commitment. 2000: 2254:. Hawke noted in his report that "despite the safety, quality and compliance concerns, there were solid achievements against the program objectives". Approximately 1.1 million homes had been insulated through the scheme by April 2010, about 10,000 jobs had been created, and national safety standards and training were a focus. However, Hawke found the department was not up to the task of monitoring thousands of independent contractors around Australia on a tight timeframe and that demand was higher than anticipated, which led to safety and quality risks that "cannot be fully abated". 2492:

5.6 billion infrastructure fund to support resources sector expansion and competitiveness, and increasing tax rebates for mining exploration. These three components were to be funded by a new Resources Super Profits Tax (RSPT) on the 'super profits' of mining companies. The RSPT was a profits-based tax, which meant that when resource companies made large profits their effective tax rate increased and when those profits fell, their tax rate fell. The tax policy was the subject of strong opposition from the mining industry, including an advertising campaign.

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training places and fast-tracking a national infrastructure program. The second, worth $ 42 billion, was announced in February 2009 and included $ 900 cash payments to resident taxpayers who paid net tax in the 2007–08 financial year. Stating that his Government would "move heaven and earth to reduce the impact of the global recession", Rudd delivered a spending program for infrastructure, schools and housing worth $ 28.8 billion as part of this package. After initially raising interest rates to combat inflation,

1033: 2424:", including provision of a computer on the desk of every upper secondary student. The program initially stalled with state governments asserting that the proposed funding was inadequate. The federal government increased proposed funding from $ 1.2 billion to $ 2 billion, and did not mandate that a computer be provided to each upper secondary student. The program supplied office software, photo and video editing software, and web design software, some of it unusable due to the hardware becoming obsolete. 2923:, said that many in the Labor Party felt ignored by Rudd's centralist leadership style, and his at times insulting and rude treatment of staff and other ministers. Many were willing to overlook this due to his immense popularity, but when Rudd's poll numbers began to drop in late 2009 and 2010, they wanted to install a leader more able to establish consensus and involve the party caucus as a whole. Rudd became the first Australian prime minister to be removed from office by his own party during his first term. 16046: 3335: 2106:, the then-prime minister of the United Kingdom, said of Rudd at Copenhagen: "Kevin stood up to those who wanted to say 'no' on climate change ... The fact we got a Copenhagen declaration which has now led to the next stage ... is in no small measure due to him." However, the perceived weakness of the Copenhagen accord in setting binding targets impacted upon the momentum towards an emissions trading scheme at home. Rudd reflected later that "we all failed... though not for want of effort from many of us." 2695: 1996:, in December 2007 just ten days after being sworn in. In February 2008, the Prime Minister told Parliament that "the costs of inaction on climate change are much greater than the costs of action" and that "Australia must... seize the opportunity now to become a leader globally". In the 2008 budget, the Rudd government set out its climate agenda which included an emissions trading scheme and a number of renewable energy, energy efficiency and research, development and demonstration (RD&D) programs. 1672: 808: 626: 2619:, Mr Rudd also announced the introduction of a three-year pilot seasonal worker scheme for up to 2,500 workers from Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Tonga and Kiribati to work in Australia's horticulture industry for up to seven months. This acceptance of guest workers was a radical departure from previous Australian policy. The seasonal worker scheme got off to slow start, bringing in 1,100 workers to 2012. However, it accelerated over the ensuing years as demand for labour increased. 3815: 1696: 15864: 16223: 2172: 16456: 1773:. By way of explanation, Rudd said: "I had had too much to drink, I have no recollection, and nor does Mr Snowdon, of any incident occurring at the nightclub – or of being asked to leave...it is our recollection that we left within about an hour". The incident generated a lot of media coverage, but made no impact on Rudd's popularity in the polls. Some believe the incident may have enabled Rudd to appear "more human" and lifted his popularity. 2860: 1342:, although these years were not happy due to the indignity of poverty and reliance on charity; he was known to be a "charity case" due to his father's sudden death. He has since described the school as "tough, harsh, unforgiving, institutional Catholicism of the old school". Two years later, after she retrained as a nurse, Rudd's mother moved the family to Nambour, and Rudd rebuilt his standing through study and scholastic application and was 2662:. In Afghanistan, the Australian presence not only trained the 4th Brigade of the Afghan National Army, but also undertook large scale programs in the education of women and girls, the building of mosques with schools attached, basic healthcare and the extension of the road network. From a total of $ 56 million spent on foreign aid in 2009–2010, $ 25 million went to Afghanistan through the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund. 3132:, announced that if Labor replaced Gillard with Rudd, he would resign and force a by-election—a move that would have likely cost Labor its majority. In her speech to Labor's 2011 Conference, Prime Minister Gillard mentioned every Labor Prime Minister since World War II with the exception of Kevin Rudd. The speech was widely reported as a snub to Rudd. In early 2012, Labor MPs began to openly discuss the issue of leadership. 3029:. As foreign minister, Rudd denounced publishing classified documents by WikiLeaks. The Australian media reported that references to Rudd in the cables included frank discussions between Rudd and US officials about China and Afghanistan. This included negative assessments of some of Rudd's foreign policy initiatives and leadership style, written in confidence for the US Government by the US Embassy staff in Australia. 2242:

heating and cooling, and resident health and comfort among others. Other components included social and defence housing construction, funding for local community infrastructure and road projects, and the $ 950 cash bonus. The OECD assessed in its 2009 Economic Outlook Report that the Rudd government's policy response to the crisis had reduced the impact of the global recession on employment.

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would see a rapid decrease in popularity after his failed handling of legislative negotiations, ultimately leading to the demise of his premiership. The circumstances of his removal from office have remained controversial; his supporters have decried the undemocratic nature of his ousting, while critics have accused him of an autocratic and flawed leadership style. He is often ranked in the

2145:. The apology, for the policies of successive parliaments and governments, passed unanimously as a motion by both houses of parliament. Rudd pledged the government to bridging the gap between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australian health, education and living conditions, and in a way that respects their rights to self-determination. During meetings held in December 2007 and March 2008 the 2121: 1575: 2237:(BER) program, worth $ 16.2 billion, sought to stimulate the nationwide economy by employing construction workers in school building developments. These included the construction of libraries, classrooms and multipurpose centres, the refurbishment and repairs of existing facilities, and science and language centres in 70 secondary schools in disadvantaged areas. A$ 4 billion 1788: 2069:, and the following day, the Senate voted against the revised package of bills. Rudd criticised the Liberals heavily for their refusal to support the legislation ("What absolute political cowardice, what absolute failure of leadership, what absolute failure of logic ...") but in April 2010 announced that the Government would delay implementing an emissions trading scheme until 2011. 3089:, he had offered Australian field hospitals and disaster victim identification teams to help with recovery. Rudd also said he had offered Australian atomic expertise and sought urgent briefings following an explosion at a nuclear plant. Rudd announced his resignation as foreign minister on 22 February 2012, citing Gillard's failure to counter character attacks launched by 3759:

gospel or Christian socialist tradition, should not be rejected contemptuously by secular politicians as if these views are an unwelcome intrusion into the political sphere. If the churches are barred from participating in the great debates about the values that ultimately underpin our society, our economy and our polity, then we have reached a very strange place indeed.

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Turnbull who gave him his support, tweeting that he too had signed the petition. With more than 500,000 signatures, the petition became the most signed parliamentary e-petition in Australia and the third most signed parliamentary petition ever. The petition was tabled in the House of Representatives by Labor MP

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and "other faceless men" as his reasons. Speaking to the press, Rudd explained that he considered Gillard's silence as evidence that she no longer supported him, and therefore he could not continue in office. "I can only serve as Foreign Minister if I have the confidence of Prime Minister Gillard and

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it has produced has been revealed as little more than personal greed dressed up as an economic philosophy. And, ironically, it now falls to social democracy to prevent liberal capitalism from cannibalising itself." Rudd called for a new era of "social capitalism" from social democrats such as himself

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during 2005, alleging that Rudd had been attempting to use Burke's influence to become Labor leader (after losing office, Burke had spent time in prison before returning to politics as a lobbyist). Rudd said that this had not been the purpose of the three meetings and said that they had been arranged

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On 13 November 2013, Rudd announced that he would soon resign from Parliament. In his valedictory speech to the House of Representatives, Rudd expressed his attachment to his community but said he wanted to dedicate more time to his family and minimise disruption to House proceedings. Rudd submitted

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of 27 February 2012, and stating that she would be a candidate. Two days later, Rudd announced his own candidacy. Before the vote, Rudd promised that he would not initiate any further leadership challenges against Gillard should he lose, but he did not rule out becoming Leader again at a later date.

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Later that day, Rudd said that he did not think Gillard could defeat the Coalition at the next election and that, since his resignation, he had received encouragement from Labor MPs to contest the leadership. Gillard responded to these developments by announcing a leadership election for the morning

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called Rudd a "psychopath with a giant ego". Amidst the controversy, an expletive-laden video of out-takes of an intemperate Kevin Rudd attempting to record a Chinese language message during his time as prime minister was released anonymously on YouTube, apparently aimed at discrediting his push for

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In his 2007 election campaign, Kevin Rudd committed to withdrawing Australian military forces from Iraq. He dismissed each of the reasons which had been used to commit Australian troops to the Iraq War in 2003, and accused his predecessor of abusing pre-war intelligence, some of which indicated that

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The Rudd government increased the age pension by more than $ 100 a fortnight for singles and $ 76 for couples, the largest increase since 1909, in response to the Harmer Review which found that single retirees living on their own were unusually disadvantaged. It also lifted the Child Care Tax Rebate

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program rolled out 23,670 school projects around Australia representing a completion rate of 92 per cent. However, claims of overpricing and poor value for money in some projects resulted in a taskforce being established to examine the implementation of the scheme, led by Brad Orgill, the former CEO

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cut official interest rates several times in increments of up to 1 percent, and fell to 3 percent in May 2009, the lowest since 1960. The second budget, released in May 2009, projected a $ 57.6 billion deficit for 2009–10. The majority of the deficit was created by a loss of taxation revenue as

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Well, what Secretary Powell and the US seems to have said is that he now has grave doubts about the accuracy of the case he put to the United Nations about the claim that Iraq possessed biological weapons laboratories – the so-called mobile trailers. And here in Australia, that formed also part

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from November 1981 to December 1983 where he organised an Australian film festival, represented Australia at the Stockholm Conference on Acidification of the Environment, and reported on Soviet gas pipelines and European energy security. In 1984, Rudd was appointed Second Secretary at the Australian

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Rudd continued to support Australian military involvement in Afghanistan, despite the growing number of Australian casualties. On 29 April 2009, Rudd committed 450 extra troops to the region bringing the total to 1550. Explaining the deployment, he said, "A measured increase in Australian forces in

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from 30 to 50 per cent for around 600,000 families – paid quarterly rather than annually. In addition, the Government introduced an Education Tax Refund of 50 per cent of up to $ 750 per child, benefiting 1.3 million families. Prime Minister Rudd was also responsible for Australia's first paid

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The government's tax plan had three components: reducing the corporate tax rate to 28% and introducing investment incentives for small business; increasing the compulsory employee superannuation rate to 12% to increase the savings base; and eliminating state-based mining royalties, establishing a $

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Since leaving politics, Rudd has established the Australian National Apology Foundation, as foreshadowed in his final speech to Parliament, to continue to promote reconciliation and closing the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. He has contributed $ 100,000 to the Foundation and

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in Italy in 2009. Obama said the partnership aimed to double the amount of investment in research and development needed to make alternative technologies viable and "points to the ability for us to pool our resources in order to see the technological breakthroughs necessary in order for us to solve

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Following opinion polls indicating that voter support for Rudd as Labor Leader was higher than for Beazley, speculation mounted that Rudd would challenge Beazley for the leadership. One particular poll in November 2006 indicated that support for Labor would double if Rudd was to become Leader. On 1

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and refused to say whether he would be a candidate for the Labor leadership. After returning from Indonesia, Rudd announced that he would again not contest the leadership, and Beazley was subsequently elected unopposed. Following this, Rudd was given expanded responsibilities in the Shadow Cabinet,

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concerning Julia Gillard. Gillard later requested that Rudd join the national campaign to boost Labor's chances of re-election, which he did. Rudd and Gillard were subsequently photographed together during a private meeting in Brisbane, both appearing uncomfortable, unsmiling and unspeaking. Rudd

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In May 2013, however, Rudd announced he had changed his position based on personal experience and the fact that his children had long thought him "an unreconstructed dinosaur" for not supporting marriage equality legislation. He went on to say that "I believe the secular Australian state should be

13962:"Australians have watched with growing anger at what the Murdoch media monopoly is doing to our country. A cancer on democracy. Today I am launching a national petition to establish a #MurdochRoyalCommission. If you value our democracy, please sign here: https://aph.gov.au/petition_list?id=EN1938" 3466:

decided to decline the request; since nomination by the Australian government was considered a necessary prerequisite for candidacy, Turnbull's decision essentially ended Rudd's campaign; Rudd later confirmed as much. However, there remains dispute over what if any earlier assurances Turnbull may

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during his initial tenure as prime minister for his management of the global financial crisis and his well renowned apology to the Indigenous community, achieving some of the highest approval ratings for an Australian prime minister on record during the height of the financial crisis. However, he

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began to take hold by guaranteeing bank deposits and announcing two stimulatory spending packages. The first was worth $ 10.4 billion and announced in late 2008, and included measures such as lump sum payments for low to middle income earners, increasing the first homebuyers' bonus, doubling

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The Rudd government committed significant resources to renewable energy. Legislation for an expanded Renewable Energy Target was passed in August 2009, expanding it from 9,500 GWh by 2010 to 45,000 GWh by 2020 and introducing a 'solar credits' multiplier to provide an additional incentive for the

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media monopoly" and its impact on Australian democracy. The public demand to sign the petition following Rudd's Twitter announcement caused the Australian Parliament House's ePetitions site to experience technical difficulties. On 25 October 2020, Rudd was joined by former prime minister Malcolm

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gained assent, and gave effect to some of these measures, including preventing any new AWAs from being signed. Rudd declared AWA's "dead and buried", saying: "Today we declare this shameful chapter in the history of Australia's workplaces to be dead and buried. And today with this legislation we

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was also launched, containing a Home Insulation Program (HIP) which provided $ 1,600 worth of assistance to owner-occupiers to install ceiling insulation in existing homes. The government estimated that 40% of homes were not insulated, and that this had costs in energy waste, household bills for

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as "one of the strongest Keynesian stimulus packages in the world" that "helped Australia avoid recession and saved up to 200,000 jobs". Following the start of the Global Financial Crisis in 2008, increased exports and consumer spending stimulated by the Rudd government's intervention helped the

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On 14 November, Rudd officially launched the Labor Party's election campaign with a policy of fiscal restraint, usually considered the electoral strength of the opposing Liberal Party. Rudd proposed Labor spending measures totalling $ 2.3 billion, contrasting them to $ 9.4 billion Rudd

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in 1989, a position he held until 1992 when Goss appointed him Director-General of the Office of Cabinet. In this position, Rudd was arguably Queensland's most powerful bureaucrat. He presided over a number of reforms, including development of a national program for teaching foreign languages in

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A Christian perspective on contemporary policy debates may not prevail. It must nonetheless be argued. And once heard, it must be weighed, together with other arguments from different philosophical traditions, in a fully contestable secular polity. A Christian perspective, informed by a social

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On 26 June 2013, Julia Gillard called a leadership spill, intending to head off any challenge. Rudd announced that he would challenge the prime minister. Gillard said that, in her view, the loser of the ballot should retire from politics; Rudd agreed that this would be appropriate. Key Gillard

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and his work depicting naked adolescents as part of a show due to open at an inner-city gallery in Sydney. In a televised interview, Rudd stated that he found the images "absolutely revolting" and that they had "no artistic merit". These views swiftly drew censure from members of the "creative

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The Rudd government's third budget in 2010 projected a $ 40.8 billion deficit for 2010–11 but forecast that Australia would return to surplus by 2012–13. The government proposed a "super profits" tax on the mining industry and included $ 12 billion in revenue from the proposal in the

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member, died. Rudd states that the family was required to leave the farm amidst financial difficulty between two and three weeks after the death, though the family of the landowner states that the Rudds didn't have to leave for almost six months. Following this traumatic childhood and despite

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Gillard won the leadership election comfortably with 71 votes to Rudd's 31. Following the result Rudd returned to the backbenches, reiterating that he would not mount any further leadership challenges against Gillard, and stating that he would support her in any further leadership elections.

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On a November 2009 visit to Afghanistan, Rudd told Australian troops: "We from Australia will remain for the long haul." In April 2010, the Australian Government decided not to commit further troops to Uruzgan Province to replace Dutch forces when they withdrew, but increased the numbers of

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aimed to achieve this with a range of measures including $ 47 billion of tax cuts over four years focused on lower and middle income workers, an increase of the child care tax rebate from 30% to 50%, an increase of the income level at which the Medicare Levy Surcharge was targeted, and

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scheme and setting an ambitious long term target of a cut to greenhouse gas emissions by 60% before 2050. He also released a plan before the election to require 20% of Australia's electricity to be generated from renewable power sources. Prior to the election, Paul Kelly wrote that Rudd had

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Two major controversies, however, affected public reception of the scheme. The Home Insulation Program became controversial in early 2010 after reports of house fires, possible fraud and the deaths of four young insulation installers. Rudd responded by demoting the minister responsible,

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As prime minister, Rudd saw Australia as being able to help shape world responses to urgent global challenges through active diplomacy, including the creation of global and regional institutions and building of coalitions, and playing an important role in the "Asia Pacific century".

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framework to Australian aid programs with development partners across the Pacific. The revised aid program set out concrete goals in areas such as health, education and employment for Australia's 15 development partners in the region. In August 2008, at the Pacific Islands Forum in

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in April 2008, the Rudd government doubled funding for disability services to the States and introduced the National Disability Strategy. The PM referred the idea of an insurance scheme to the Productivity Commission in 2009, announced at the National Disability Awards in Canberra.

3519:. In his thesis, titled "China's new Marxist nationalism: defining Xi Jinping's ideological worldview", Rudd argues that Xi has adopted a more Marxist political and economic approach to government and that will have negative consequences for economic growth and China as a whole. 2212:, saying governments must regulate markets and intervene where they fail. Upon becoming leader in December 2006, he promised an economic policy with two arms to its philosophy and practice: rewarding hard work and achievement, but with a guarantee of fairness and social justice. 2337:

Findings released in April 2009 reported that nine out of the 1000 submitted ideas were to be immediately enacted and that the government was deliberating on other ideas proposed. By mid-2010, among the key reform ideas suggested, Prime Minister Rudd had sought to introduce an

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Rudd announced a significant and far-reaching strategic reform to Australian healthcare in 2010. However, this was not pursued beyond in-principle agreements with Labor State and Territory governments, and was scrapped by Julia Gillard during her first year in office.

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On 10 June 2013, the security of Gillard's position as leader was put in doubt following the loss of significant support in the Labor caucus. Furthermore, polling in the preceding week indicated that the party could be left with a very low number of 40 seats in the

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as soon as possible. Rudd subsequently announced a leadership election for 24 June, saying that he would stand. Hours before the vote, however, it became clear that Rudd would not have the support to win, and so he stood down as Labor leader and prime minister.

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as Leader, but he retained his portfolio. Relations between Latham and Rudd deteriorated during 2004, especially after Latham made his pledge to withdraw all Australian forces from Iraq by Christmas 2004 without consulting Rudd. After Latham failed to win the

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Rudd established the Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute to accelerate the deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology globally and the sharing of information. The institute was launched in a joint press conference with US President

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In his first speech to Parliament in 1998, Rudd outlined his belief in the need for governments to take an active role in the economy, particularly to assure equality of opportunity. He affirmed his general belief in competitive markets, but repudiated

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security partnership, urging American decision makers to implement its promise of technology sharing. While it was hoped he might defuse tension between the United States and China in the role, Rudd has become a blunt critic of China's expansionism.

3263:, who was one of the main figures responsible for Rudd's previous overturn as prime minister, this time announced his support for Rudd. Rudd subsequently won the leadership ballot, 57–45, and became the Leader of the Labor Party for the second time. 3297:, invited Rudd to be sworn in as prime minister for the second time on 27 June. At 9:53 am (AEST), Rudd was sworn in as prime minister for a second term, becoming the second Labor Prime Minister to have a second non-consecutive term; the first was 2232:

The Nation Building Economic Stimulus Plan, as it was branded, contained a range of programs implemented through Commonwealth legislation and overseen by Commonwealth agencies, although administered by state governments and other authorities. The

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that it might just now be possible for the likes of him to go to university. A kid from the country of no particular means and of no political pedigree who could therefore dream that one day he could make a contribution to our national political

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reported to the Treasurer in December 2009. On 2 May 2010, the Rudd government formally responded, announcing a package of measures to help support investment in the non-mining sectors and rebalance the economy to a more sustainable trajectory.

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in Singapore which brought together the leaders of China, the United States, Japan and Denmark for the first time to discuss their respective positions. Rudd announced financial help for small island states affected by climate change at the

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Upon Rudd's arrival as Leader of the Opposition in December 2006, he gave a speech emphasising this commitment. In April 2007, he announced Labor's "Forward with Fairness" plan to take to the election, which included a phased abolition of

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was passed. Rudd also established a single industrial relations bureaucracy called Fair Work Australia, designed to play a far more interventionist role than the Howard government's Fair Pay Commission. Fair Work Australia mediated the

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At his first press conference as Labor Leader, having thanked Beazley and Macklin, Rudd said he would offer a "new style of leadership" and would be an "alternative, not just an echo" of the Howard government. He outlined the areas of

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in Trinidad and Tobago in 2009 and used the meeting to rally support for the Copenhagen summit. Rudd played a key role in Copenhagen in delivering an accord despite the wide divergence of views among advanced and emerging economies.

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December 2006, Beazley called a leadership election. Rudd announced his candidacy for the leadership hours later. On 4 December, Rudd was elected Leader of the Labor Party and Leader of the Opposition with 49 votes to Beazley's 39.

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surgeries, but this was discovered only some 12 years later. Farm life, which required the use of horses and guns, is where he developed his lifelong love of horse riding and shooting clay targets. He attended Eumundi State School.

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The Rudd government sought to introduce an emissions trading scheme to tackle climate change in Australia and embarked on a thorough policy development process involving the Garnaut Review led by its climate change adviser,

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Rudd and the Labor Party soon overtook the Howard government in both party and leadership polling. Rudd maintained a high media profile with major announcements on an "education revolution", federalism, climate change, a

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in the electorate of Griffith to be held on 8 February 2014. Rudd offered Butler his support and advice, and campaigned with her in a low-key appearance on 11 January 2014. Butler ultimately succeeded Rudd in the seat.

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The election was held on 24 November, and was won overwhelmingly by Labor. The result was dubbed a 'Ruddslide' by the media and was underpinned by the considerable support from Rudd's home state of Queensland, with the

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reported that Rudd's Chief of Staff, Alister Jordan, had talked to over half of the Labor caucus to gauge the level of Rudd's support within the party. This followed significant media speculation that his deputy,

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On 5 November 2015, Rudd was appointed to chair Sanitation and Water For All, a global partnership to achieve universal access to drinking water and adequate sanitation. He has also actively contributed to the

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left office in 1996, and the first to make no mention of the monarch when taking his oath of office. He also became only the second Queenslander to lead his party to a federal election victory (the first being

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also spoke against Rudd, saying of his time in office that "the stories that were around of the chaos, of the temperament, of the inability to have decisions made, they are not stories.". Labor Senator

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Rudd resigned as the Minister for Foreign Affairs followed heated speculation about a possible leadership spill. Craig Emerson temporarily replaced Rudd as Minister for Foreign Affairs, until Senator

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combat contingent was completed on 28 July 2009, three days ahead of the deadline. In mid-2010, there were about 65 ADF personnel remaining in Iraq supporting UN operations or the Australian Embassy.

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a result of the recession, with the rest made up in stimulus and other spending. The downturn was expected to remove $ 210 billion in taxation revenue from the budget over the next four years.

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There is no debate or dispute as to whether Saddam Hussein possesses weapons of mass destruction. He does. There's no dispute as whether he's in violation of UN Security Council resolutions. He is.

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On election to office prior to the Global Financial Crisis, the Rudd government announced a five-point plan to combat inflation. The first budget of the Rudd government was delivered by Treasurer

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Rudd is of English and Irish descent. His father's great-grandparents were English: Thomas Rudd and Mary Cable. Thomas had been convicted of stealing a bag of sugar, arrived in NSW on board the

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Asian languages and Australia's economic future : a report prepared for the Council of Australian Governments on a proposed national Asian languages/studies strategy for Australian schools

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Speculation regarding Rudd's desire to challenge Gillard to regain the leadership of the Labor Party—and hence the Prime Ministership—became a near constant feature of media commentary on the

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in May 2008 and a projected surplus of $ 21.7 billion was announced. In line with Rudd's explanation of his economic philosophy on taking office, his government intervened early as the

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opinion polling, maintaining very high approval ratings. By 2010, however, Rudd's approval ratings had begun to drop significantly, with controversies arising over the management of the

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said, "All the changes that were made to the package between the original tax and the agreement they reached in the end were too generous." Prior to the introduction of the MRRT in the

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Immediately following Kevin Rudd's replacement as prime minister by Julia Gillard, the Government did a deal with the largest mining companies to replace the RSPT with a new tax – the

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in his electorate. Although raised a Roman Catholic, Rudd was actively involved in the Evangelical Union while studying at the Australian National University, and he began attending

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policy commencing in March 2006 which had been attacked for reducing pay and conditions in the workplace, and which was crucial to Howard's defeat at the 2007 federal election.

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On 19 August 2007, it was revealed that Rudd, while on a visit to New York City as Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs, had visited a strip club in September 2003, with

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this problem." The Institute received international support with 15 governments and more than 40 major companies and industry groups signing on as foundation members.

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As shadow foreign minister, Rudd reformulated Labor's foreign policy in terms of "Three Pillars": engagement with the UN, engagement with Asia, and the US alliance.

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of the government's argument on the war. I think what it does is it adds to the fabric of how the Australian people were misled about the reasons for going to war.

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Afghanistan will enhance the security of Australian citizens, given that so many terrorists attacking Australians in the past have been trained in Afghanistan."

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the leadership. While Rudd said publicly only that he was "happy as Foreign Minister", media commentators widely declared that a leadership challenge was "on".

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on 11 November 1998. It drew heavily his personal experience of poverty to argue for the need for strong social security, public hospitals, and public housing.

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swing of 7.53%. The overall swing was 5.44% from the Liberals to Labor, the third largest swing at a federal election since two party estimates began in 1949.

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introducing means tests for some other benefits. Some other measures were blocked or amended in the Senate, in which any crossbencher in combination with the

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for a year during which time he took a study trip to Taiwan. He also volunteered as a research assistant with the Zadok Institute for Christianity and at a

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Australian economy avoid recession in 2009. Australia was the only western economy to do so. Internationally, Kevin Rudd helped lead efforts to make the

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Strangio, Paul (2013). "Evaluating Prime-Ministerial Performance: The Australian Experience". In Strangio, Paul; 't Hart, Paul; Walter, James (eds.).

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schools. Rudd was influential in both promoting a policy of developing an Asian languages and cultures program which was unanimously accepted by the

1503:. He returned to Canberra in 1987 and was assigned to the Policy Planning Branch, then the Staffing Policy Section, and was selected to serve as the 1255: 989: 973: 933: 277: 13446: 11867: 10855: 10739: 8842: 8665: 7230: 3062:, as the "lesser of two evils". The US officials in Canberra sought clarification on what the Australian Government was proposing. Gillard said the 17865: 17629: 17293: 16679: 14864: 14198: 13619: 11283: 9784: 9655: 7606: 14691: 8938: 7010: 2479:

In May 2008, Rudd committed to a "root and branch" review of all aspects of the Australian taxation system, led by the secretary of the Treasury,

1977:"enshrined climate change as the new moral passion for the Labor Party in a way that recalled Ben Chifley's invocation of the Light on the Hill". 17714: 17664: 17659: 17614: 17604: 17584: 17579: 17574: 17564: 17559: 17534: 15109: 11022: 10273: 9910: 8224: 5372: 3455: 2886: 12305: 11418: 8338: 7310: 7193:(2014). "The Group of Twenty: Input and Output Legitimacy, Reforms and Agenda". In Kawai, Masahiro; Morgan, Peter J.; Rana, Pradumna B. (eds.). 5711: 5312: 4679: 4080: 17815: 17775: 17765: 17253: 17238: 17233: 16476: 14383: 13282: 8048: 7575: 7043: 6630: 6328: 3401: 2291: 14664: 14438: 13646: 10965: 10300: 7737: 7633: 17810: 17780: 17674: 17669: 16080: 13533: 12791: 12371: 11577: 10484: 10428: 8753: 6854: 5430: 5342: 4830: 4129: 2559: 2089: 1985: 13420: 9602: 8308: 8007: 7333: 3984: 3620:, which chronicles his life until becoming prime minister in 2007. The following year, he published the second volume of his autobiography, 1635:

Rudd's policy experience and parliamentary performances during the Iraq War made him one of the best-known Labor members. When Labor Leader

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voting against it, the Senate rejected it on 13 August 2009. Rudd and key Labor ministers worked with the Liberals under opposition leader

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on 26 June 2013, Julia Gillard resigned as prime minister. After seeking legal advice from the acting Solicitor-General, Robert Orr, the

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able to recognise same sex marriage" while opposing any compulsion for churches to marry same-sex couples if that was not their wish.

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and spent a considerable time at home convalescing. It damaged his heart, in particular the valves, for which he has thus far had two

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Rudd retired from parliament following the election, but has stayed active in political discourse and academia, completing a Ph.D. at

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in 1974. In that year, he was also the state winner of the "Youth Speaks for Australia" public speaking competition sponsored by the

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Contains the text of the ""29th Singapore Lecture"" delivered by Kevin Rudd, then Prime Minister of Australia, on 12 August 2008.

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Australasia. Only 3% of complaints about the scheme were upheld, and most projects were found to have been good value for money.

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claimed the Liberals had promised, declaring: "Today, I am saying loud and clear that this sort of reckless spending must stop."

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Rudd was predicted by some commentators to be demoted or moved as a result of his support for Beazley following the election of

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In March 2007 the government raised questions over a series of meetings Rudd had had with former West Australian Labor Premier

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over its support for the United States, while maintaining Labor's position of support for the Australian-American alliance.

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should consider a full range of alternatives, and that Australia was not planning to send forces to enforce a no-fly zone.

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diplomatic, development aid, and police personnel to around 50 with military effort and civilian work focussed on Uruzgan.

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Kelton, Maryanne (April–June 2008). "The 2007 Australian federal election and a 'steadfast, straight-talking' alliance".

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program that revisited Gillard's role in Rudd's downfall as prime minister, a breakdown in party discipline saw Labor MP

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services in the 1980s with his wife. In December 2009, Rudd attended a Catholic Mass to commemorate the canonisation of

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newspaper, Dennis Shanahan, reported on 10 June 2013 that Rudd had been "mobbed" by supporters in the Victorian city of

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told Radio 3AW, " can't be leader again...people will not elect as leaders those they don't perceive as team players".

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From 2002, Rudd appeared regularly in interviews and topical discussions on the popular breakfast television program

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on the eighth count as Labor won only two seats in Queensland. Rudd stood in the same seat against McDougall in the

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The Rudd government redefined Australia's role in Afghanistan, including Australia's particular responsibility for

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A close, co-operative relationship was developed with the Pacific Island nations, leading to Australia hosting the

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Yu, Serena (March 2016). "Retiree Welfare and the 2009 Pension Increase: Impacts from an Australian Experiment".

7552: 5189: 3596: 3063: 2721:, but not the continued deployment of combat troops. Rudd was also in favour of Australia's military presence in 2409: 1901: 1844: 1752: 1176: 895: 14753: 14519: 14251: 13216: 12870:"Kevin Rudd poised for return as PM after Bill Shorten withdraws support for Julia Gillard in leadership battle" 12839: 12592: 10376: 10034: 7075: 6911: 5134: 3797:. In 2011, Rudd underwent a second cardiac valve transplant operation, making a full recovery from the surgery. 2436:", while his government increased the immigration quota after to around 300,000 people. In 2010, Rudd appointed 2290:

to "support a global financial system that properly balances private incentive with public responsibility". The

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in April 2008. Other achievements of the Rudd government included keeping Australia out of recession during the

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attended the same school at the same time, although they did not know each other as Swan was three years ahead.

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In early 2014, Rudd left Australia to work in the United States, where he was appointed a Senior Fellow at the

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publicly asked that a leadership election be held. Rudd announced a leadership election for the following day.

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As foreshadowed during the election campaign, on 29 November Rudd announced the members of his Government (see

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has acknowledged Kevin Rudd as one of the founders of the G20 that helped prevent a second global depression.

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Calma, Tom (24 September 2008). "UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Australia should sign".

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retaining his role as Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs and also becoming the Shadow Minister for Trade.

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In September of that year, he was appointed Chair of the Independent Commission on Multilateralism at the

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at their first press conference as Leader and Deputy Leader of the Australian Labor Party, 4 December 2006

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quoted that Rudd embraced Anglicanism but at the same time did not formally renounce his Catholic faith.

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Rudd has authored several books. While prime minister, he co-authored a children's book with entertainer

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during their first year of university. Rudd and Rein have three children. Rudd is a supporter of the

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in 1981 as a graduate trainee. His first posting was as Third Secretary at the Australian Embassy in

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after both major parties failed to win a majority of seats. Weeks later, Gillard was able to form a

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the most influential global forum coordinating policies to counter the global impact of the crisis.

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Embassy in Beijing, and promoted to First Secretary in 1985, where he was responsible for analysing

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As the parliament's first order of business, on 13 February 2008, Rudd gave a national apology to

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Rudd personally committed himself to international action on climate change in the lead-up to the

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in 1910) and was the first prime minister since the Second World War not to have come from either

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To the Bitter End : The Dramatic Story of the Fall of John Howard and the Rise of Kevin Rudd

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on 14 September 2010. He represented Gillard at a UN General Assembly meeting in September 2010.

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Rudd's first official overseas visit as prime minister was to Indonesia in December 2007 for the

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Rudd announced following his resignation as prime minister that he would re-contest his seat of

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The Avoidable War: The Dangers of a Catastrophic Conflict between the US and Xi Jinping's China

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in a television debate, where he was judged by most media analysts to have performed strongly.

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in June 2013, becoming prime minister for the second time. However, Labor were defeated in the

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Before his first visit to Israel as foreign minister, Rudd stated Israel should be subject to

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Australia. While in that position, he won selection to be the Labor candidate for the seat of

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to kickstart fundraising for a National Apology Chair at the Australian National University.

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Liaison Officer at the Australian High Commission in London commencing in 1989 but declined.

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Not for the Faint-hearted: A Personal Reflection on Life, Politics and Purpose 1957–2007

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said that Kevin Rudd was inept and hypocritical in his handling of the issue during the

17071: 17061: 17051: 17046: 17031: 15370: 15136:"Kevin Rudd bounces back from heart surgery with new home, and maybe new grandchildren" 14416: 14058: 13674:"Julie Bishop confirms Kevin Rudd seeking nomination for UN Secretary-General election" 13034: 12463: 11522: 11305: 10938: 9471: 8281: 7788: 6780: 5743: 5402: 5067: 4526: 4406: 3382: 3139: 3121: 3069: 2965: 2778: 2759: 2729: 2366:); and Rudd had described the issue of a vote on a republic as not being "a priority". 2141: 2129: 2115: 1912:

for schools, the construction of 20 cancer clinics around regional Australia, and paid

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policies established by the Keating and Howard governments and declared an end to the

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In the 2007 election, Rudd committed to increase the fairness of the tax system. The

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begin the process of burying the rest of the Work Choices omnibus once and for all."

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The first official act of the Rudd government, on 3 December 2007, was to ratify the

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that resulted in Australia becoming one of the only developed countries to avoid the

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in December 2009. Ahead of the summit, he convened a meeting of leaders at the 2009

17122: 17056: 16980: 16843: 16734: 16645: 16536: 16305: 16122: 15940: 15851: 15841: 15602: 15398: 15366: 15080: 14115: 13767: 13287:"Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd Joins CSIS as Distinguished Statesman" 13194: 13161: 12723: 12013: 11514: 10480: 9466: 9461: 9453: 9126: 8477: 8432: 7198: 7190: 6595: 3678: 3562: 3547: 3532: 3483: 3463: 3404:

as a distinguished statesman, and was appointed a distinguished fellow at both the

3154: 3058:, Rudd announced in early March 2011, the international community should enforce a 2659: 2587: 2484: 2448: 2250:, suspending the scheme and commissioning an immediate review of the program by Dr 2187:

has been cited as an effective international model and described by Nobel laureate

2058: 1878: 1801: 1559: 1378: 1370: 699: 500: 117: 105: 14226:"Peta Credlin forced to apologise to Kevin Rudd over false data harvesting claims" 13360:"Former Australian prime minister joins Paulson Institute as distinguished fellow" 12714:

Wanna, John (December 2013). "Australian Political Chronicle: January–June 2013".

11518: 10887: 4909: 3277: 3025:, in 2010, published material about Kevin Rudd's term as prime minister, included 2983:

was comfortably re-elected as the Member for Griffith. The election resulted in a

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as the main reasons which had led to a collapse in support for Rudd's leadership.

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Gillard was elected unopposed, becoming Australia's first female prime minister.

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On 3 December 2007, Rudd was sworn in as the 26th prime minister of Australia by

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In 1988, he was appointed Chief of Staff to the Opposition Leader in Queensland,

1311: 1200: 13838:"Kevin Rudd says Malcolm Turnbull's rejection of UN bid a 'monstrous intrusion'" 12532:"Kevin Rudd speaks for the first time since his resignation as foreign minister" 10344: 9878:"Australia's Pacific Seasonal Worker Pilot Scheme: why has take-up been so low?" 5259: 2694: 17137: 16990: 16905: 16765: 16567: 16440: 16345: 16226:

The Honourable Kevin Rudd MP, 26th Prime Minister of Australia, 2007–2010, 2013

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was divided on his suitability for the role and, on that basis, Prime Minister

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Not for the Faint-hearted: A Personal Reflection on Life, Politics and Purpose

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Not for the Faint-hearted: A Personal Reflection on Life, Politics and Purpose

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days earlier and that he was "expected to be returned to the ALP leadership".

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came out in support of Rudd and called on his colleagues to show him respect.

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experiment of the past 30 years has failed", and that "Neo-liberalism and the

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in 2006, Rudd supported legislation to transfer regulatory authority for the

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of the party. After further leadership speculation, Rudd defeated Gillard in

1235: 176: 156: 13705:"Nominate me: Kevin Rudd seeks government support to be United Nations boss" 12917:"Leadership spill: Governor-General invites Kevin Rudd to be Prime Minister" 12815:"Julia Gillard's leadership on the line as caucus eyes turn to Bill Shorten" 12408:. Adelaide, South Australia. Australian Associated Press. 22 February 2012. 11109:"Ex-PM Rudd to PM Gillard: I will save you | The Sydney Morning Herald" 10585:"Church and State are able to have different positions on same sex marriage" 9457: 8787:"Govt adds $ 807m to school computer deal: Sydney Morning Herald 28/11/2008" 3334: 2964:. His first public statements after the operation were in an interview with 2395:

Workplace Relations Amendment (Transition to Forward with Fairness) Act 2008

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China’s New Marxist Nationalism: Defining Xi Jinping’s Ideological Worldview

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The Honourable Julia Gillard MP, 27th Prime Minister of Australia 2010-2013

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Rudd was appointed as Australia's ambassador to the U.S. by prime minister

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By 2010, Rudd's leadership had faltered due to a loss of support among the

512: 308: 146: 15362: 14328:"'Clout, access, gravitas': Push for Kevin Rudd to be named US ambassador" 13871:"Why Did Turnbull Decide Against Endorsing Rudd for UN Secretary General?" 9778:"Cairns Compact on strengthening development co-ordination in the Pacific" 8047: 7943: 7202: 2832:

In May 2008, Rudd was drawn into the controversy over photographic artist

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In another 2006 conscience vote, Rudd voted against legislation to expand

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scheme – benefiting 150,000 new parents 18 weeks of paid leave each year.

1155:, and assumed leadership of the Labor Party in December 2006 by defeating 17407: 16960: 16950: 16925: 16900: 16895: 16811: 16806: 16801: 16796: 16777: 16760: 16754: 16747: 16729: 16657: 16613: 16608: 16603: 16598: 16579: 16562: 16556: 16549: 16531: 16350: 16340: 16335: 16320: 16310: 16137: 16127: 15965: 15945: 15836: 15816: 15786: 15781: 15776: 15766: 15761: 15756: 15711: 15686: 15543: 15528: 15457: 15430: 15376: 14946: 14805:

Tom Stayner. "Our man in the Lodge." Woroni. 28 February – 12 March 2008.

13736:"Malcolm Turnbull refuses to nominate Kevin Rudd as UN secretary general" 13534:"Kevin Rudd, Former Australian PM, to Head Asia Society Policy Institute" 12949:"Stephen Smith resigns and Kevin Rudd has no change to election date yet" 12888: 12270:"Simon Crean rejects claims Kevin Rudd was snubbed at the ALP conference" 12050:"Kevin Rudd says world needs urgent briefings on nuclear threat in Japan" 10126:"Nation Building in Afghanistan: Australia's Contribution to PRT Uruzgan" 8468:

Woodward, Dennis (15 September 2010). "WorkChoices and Howard's Defeat".

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Rudd and his family attend the Anglican church of St John the Baptist in

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and a debate over a proposed "super profits" tax on the mining industry.

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During his first two years in office, Rudd set records for popularity in

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The Honourable Kevin Rudd MP, 26th Prime Minister of Australia 2007-2010

14494:"Kevin Rudd's shifting sentiment towards China could bolster AUKUS pact" 10065: 6978: 4940:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 24 September 2002. Archived from 2797:

couples, but he had previously been opposed to legislation to recognise

2318:, the re-formation of an Indigenous peak representative body similar to 17438: 17412: 16975: 16920: 16445: 16435: 16390: 16315: 16212: 16132: 16035: 16025: 16000: 15950: 15741: 14847:"Rudd's decision to take holy communion at Catholic mass causes debate" 13126:"With formal resignation, Kevin Rudd irritates Coalition one more time" 13093:"With formal resignation, Kevin Rudd irritates Coalition one more time" 12727: 12440: 11080:"No one assassinated Rudd, he simply topped himself | Barry Cohen" 8961:"Sweeping changes to mandatory detention announced: ABC News 29/7/2008" 7666: 7099:"Former PM Rudd donates $ 100,000 to ANU Apology Chair (media release)" 6810:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 16 February 2008. Archived from 4017:"Former Labor prime minister Kevin Rudd appointed ambassador to the US" 3554: 3508: 3173: 3169: 2744: 2571: 2437: 2216: 2171: 1808:

on 17 October 2007. On 21 October, Rudd faced incumbent Prime Minister

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in Japan, Rudd announced after talking with Japanese Foreign Minister

1695: 16783: 16585: 15806: 14439:"Australia defends its US ambassador, Kevin Rudd, after Trump attack" 13157:"Kevin Rudd promises advice to Griffith Labor candidate Terri Butler" 11478:

Understanding Prime-Ministerial Performance: Comparative Perspectives

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Rudd at the book launch for the first volume of his autobiography at

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in Vienna, Austria, and in October became the first president of the

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then rejected its recommendation for implementation; established the

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to earn extra money. In 1980 he continued his Chinese studies at the

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In late 2022, there were calls for Rudd to be appointed as the next

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have given to Rudd and about what happened in the Cabinet meeting.

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from 2007 to 2010 and June to September 2013. He held office as the

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in 1801. Mary had been sentenced to transportation for stealing a

15906: 15352: 14918: 14869: 14443: 14123: 13965: 12022: 11562: 10644:"MPs' vote expands stem cell research – General" 10525: 10305: 9692: 9161:"Lateline – 26/04/2010: Rudd prepares to release tax review" 9074: 8758: 8606: 8542: 8441: 8023:"Australia's Rudd Says States Must 'Save Capitalism From Itself'" 6359: 5224: 5094: 3787: 3352:, on 22 November 2013, formally ending his parliamentary career. 3252: 2717:, Rudd supports the continued deployment of Australian troops in 2677:

reported Rudd's criticisms of Australia's European allies in the

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Matthew Franklin, Chief political correspondent (15 June 2010).

9814:"(Media release) Australia's aid program is making a difference" 8935:"Asia Pacific:Story:Australia appoints a Minister of Population" 5694:

Rudd undercuts Howard 'This sort of reckless spending must stop'

3435:'s Global Agenda Council on China. Rudd is also a member of the 17831:

Members of the Australian House of Representatives for Griffith

15380: 11414: 11173:"Australia's apology to Stolen Generations: 'It gave me peace'" 10214:"PM Kevin Rudd in Afghanistan | Troop Visit at Tarin Kowt" 6870:"Speech by Kevin Rudd to the Parliament: 13 February 2008" 6470: 6031:. Australian Associated Press. 19 February 2008. Archived from 3829: 3576:. Rudd had previously been highly critical of Trump during his 2755: 2751: 2342:, but postponed it after failing to secure passage through the 1491:

politics, economic reform, arms control and human rights under

720: 13594:"Outlook on the Global Agenda 2015. Regional Challenges: Asia" 12306:"Rudd wasn't a team player, will never be leader again: Crean" 12078:"Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd resigns as Foreign Minister" 11984:"Gillard, Rudd call for election timetable to steer new Egypt" 9656:"Ambition: The Emerging Foreign Policy of the Rudd government" 8193:"Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's 2020 summit yields nine projects" 5114: 3841:

Building on ASEAN's Success: Towards an Asia Pacific Community

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In 1993, Rudd underwent a cardiac valve transplant operation (

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forecast, although the tax had not been passed by the Senate.

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Australian Labor Party members of the Parliament of Australia

13391:"Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd appointed to Chatham House" 8536:

Kevin Rudd, Leader of the Opposition (5 December 2006).

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familial connections with the Country Party, Rudd joined the

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Triumph and Demise: The Broken Promise of a Labor Generation

12997:"Australian elections 2013: Coalition wins - as it happened" 6380: 4130:"So, Prime Minister, you're related to a thief and a forger" 2120: 15030:"Call yourself a Christian: private faith, public politics" 12562:"Julia Gillard calls leadership ballot to end 'squabbling'" 9751:"Annual Report 2007–2008, Section 2. Report on Performance" 7671:"Media release: $ 42 billion Nation Building and Jobs Plan" 6183:"Kevin Rudd's speech to The Global Foundation in Melbourne" 5513: 2794: 2616: 2563: 1989: 1838: 1787: 1658:

When Latham suddenly resigned in January 2005, Rudd was in

1540: 9661:. Lowy Institute for International Affairs. Archived from 9587:"Australian disability reform and political participation" 9552:"Australia gets first national paid parental leave scheme" 6570:"Bills negatived or discharged from the Notice Paper 2009" 3568:

In March 2024, Rudd was criticised by former US president

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an attack on Iraq would increase the threat of terrorism.

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was subsequently elected unopposed as Deputy Leader after

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was selected to run for the Labor Party at the resulting

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lambasted Rudd as "dysfunctional". His Cabinet colleague

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Although disagreeing with the original commitment to the

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and graduated with Bachelor of Arts (Asian Studies) with

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Australian Agency for International Development (2008).

9368:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 5 February 2011. 9015:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 28 October 2009. 7605:

Department of Education and Training (Victoria) (2009).

7309:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 4 December 2006. 6800: 5865:"Kevin Rudd Sworn in As Australia's 26th Prime Minister" 4845: 2956:, set for 21 August. Early in the campaign, he suffered 1602:, Rudd was promoted to the Shadow Cabinet and appointed 15654: 12498:"Democracy requires leadership ballot to wait: Cameron" 11954:"Lieberman rejects Rudd's calls for Israel to sign NPT" 10674:"Rudd revolted – Arts – Entertainment –" 9039:"Rudd defends ban on Sri Lankan, Afghan asylum seekers" 8694: 8369:"Australian mining companies face 40% super profit tax" 7195:

New Global Economic Architecture: The Asian Perspective

6567: 5594:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 20 August 2007. 5568:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 21 August 2007. 4048:"Urchins, convicts at root of Kevin Rudd's family tree" 3614:

Jasper & Abby and the Great Australia Day Kerfuffle

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of the Liberal-National Coalition) to nominate him for

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for as long as East Timor's government wanted them to.

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Edwards, Verity; Maiden, Samantha (15 December 2006).

14520:"Australia's PM writes children's book about his pets" 13314:"Distinguished fellow Rudd adds another string to bow" 12750:"Julia Gillard loses significant support among caucus" 11624:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 7 August 2010. 10246:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 24 April 2010. 10068:"Australian Operation in Iraq – Department of Defence" 9163:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 26 April 2010. 8258:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 13 March 2009. 7970:"The Road to Recovery by Kevin Rudd 25 July 2009" 7797:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 22 April 2010. 5797: 5687: 5405:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 1 August 2005. 3101:

became Minister for Foreign Affairs on 13 March 2012.

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The Rudd government's economic policy response to the

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On 23 June 2010, following lengthy media speculation,

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from 1998 to 2013. Since 2023, Rudd has been the 23rd

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Kevin Rudd : An Unauthorised Political Biography

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Power Trip : The Political Journey of Kevin Rudd

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On 4 August 2013, Rudd announced that he had visited

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Rudd being sworn in as prime minister on 27 June 2013

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Drape, Julian; Berdon, Caroline (28 November 2008).

8341:. Australia Network News. 2 May 2010. Archived from 7664: 7368:"Swan confident stockpile will help fight inflation" 6692:"Rudd plan to help small islands hit by rising seas" 6446:"Launch of the Global CCS Institute (media release)" 6443: 6353:

Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister (21 February 2008).

4450:"Tough role, especially as the boss is the diplomat" 3677:

during his university years. Both were residents at

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Rudd at the 2013 meeting of the World Economic Forum

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with the support of the Greens and independent MPs.

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as population minister to examine population goals.

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on climate change and delivering the first national

10337:"Rudd: Hamas, Hezbollah and Lebanon in 'violation'" 9419:"Interactive: How Australia's pension system works" 7944:"The Global Financial Crisis by Kevin Rudd 2009–02" 7469:"'Green car' drive in Kevin Rudd's industry rescue" 6845:Burgess, Matthew; Rennie, Reko (13 February 2008). 6271:"(Opinion) Green light on the hill is hard to miss" 4429: 4344:"It's private – the school he wants to forget" 4104:"With family like this, some Rudd's going to stick" 3557:announced that Rudd would be appointed as the 23rd 3482:On 10 October 2020, Rudd launched a petition for a 3390:

Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs

2750:Rudd also gave his support for the independence of 2541:. First floated as a big idea by advocates at the 2432:

As prime minister, Rudd professed his belief in a "

1569: 1551:. Despite being endorsed by the retiring Labor MP, 17826:Members of the Australian House of Representatives 14580: 13479:. Australian Associated Press. 24 September 2014. 12965:"Kevin Rudd sworn in as Australian prime minister" 12963: 12244:reproduced transcript by The Sydney Morning Herald 10996:"Australia count begins after tight election race" 10159:. Crawford School of Public Policy. Archived from 10123: 9972: 7133:"Australia, you don't know how good you've got it" 7044:"Kevin Rudd announces National Apology Foundation" 6968:. No. 435. Lismore, NSW: Budsoar. p. 27. 6628: 6510:Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency 6471:Australian Government Solicitor (31 August 2009). 6235:Davis, Mark; Wilkinson, Marian (31 October 2007). 4165: 4163: 4161: 4159: 3522: 3211:March 2013 Australian Labor Party leadership spill 782:Rudd speaking about his government's economic plan 15190:Rise of the Ruddbot:Observations from the Gallery 14944:Rudd, Kevin (October 2006). "Faith in Politics". 13644: 12876: 12118:. Australian Associated Press. 22 February 2012. 12012: 11990:. Australian Associated Press. 12 February 2011. 11622:"Gillard, Rudd won't campaign together; ABC News" 10856:"Julia Gillard is Australia's new Prime Minister" 7821:"PM apologises to families of insulation victims" 6979:Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet (2016). 5664: 5454:"Kevin Rudd admits to dodging Brian Burke dinner" 5029:"Beazley, Latham, Rudd in ALP leadership line-up" 4279:"A disputed eviction and a tale of family honour" 4277:Duff, Eamonn; Walsh, Kerry-Anne (11 March 2007). 3229:June 2013 Australian Labor Party leadership spill 2743:, stating that Australian troops would remain in 1972:a key priority for the Labor Party, proposing an 1519:. He remained in that role when Goss was elected 1322:When Rudd was 11, his father, a share farmer and 17727: 15292: 14834:. Australian Associated Press. 14 December 2009. 14667:. National Archives of Australia. Archived from 14252:"New Jesus fresher: Ex-Australian PM Kevin Rudd" 14143: 13772:"Turnbull kills Rudd's UN secretary-general bid" 11811:"Rudd to represent Gillard at annual UN meeting" 10702: 10005:The decision to partially withdraw was noted in 9688:"Captain Rudd sets course for a brave new world" 9649: 9647: 8988:"Rudd Government marks 100th asylum seeker boat" 8817:"Rudd's school computer promise comes unplugged" 8746: 8666:"Coalition fumes as Work Choices shown the door" 8427: 8244:Government response to the Australia 2020 Summit 8025:. Bloomberg L.P. 31 January 2009. Archived from 7764:"Allan Hawke review sank home insulation scheme" 7445:"Rudd unveils $ 10.4 billion stimulus plan" 5766: 5310: 4447: 4306: 4304: 4045: 3985:"Whatever happened to the famous Kevin 07 mojo?" 3583:In the role, Rudd has been a vocal advocate for 3507:In 2017, Rudd began studying for a doctorate on 2594:. The Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands, Dr 1864:. Rudd was the first Labor Prime Minister since 1405:). Rudd completed his BA in 1978, deferring his 15314: 15248: 15206: 15155:"Rudd's second heart valve replacement riskier" 14857: 14828:"Rudd 'exploiting MacKillop sainthood': Abbott" 14020: 12812: 12622:Packham, Ben; Vasek, Lanai (27 February 2012). 12590: 12436:"Gillard will call leadership ballot on Monday" 11346:"We need to talk about Kevin ... Rudd, that is" 10915:"PM Kevin Rudd holds line on mining tax reform" 10888:"The Gillard Coup | Q&A | ABC TV" 10641: 10473: 10124:DeSilva-Ranasinghe, Sergei (15 December 2011). 9720:"Rudd optimistic of renewed Solomons relations" 8590: 8362: 8360: 6981:"Closing the Gap: Prime Minister's Report 2016" 6473:"Parliament passes new renewable energy target" 5744:"Qld set at battle ground for federal election" 5122:"Federal voting intention and leaders' ratings" 4964:"Interview: Shadow Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd" 4884:"We need to talk about Kevin ... Rudd, that is" 4820: 4614: 4598:Kevin Rudd: An Unauthorised Political Biography 4497:"A man of reason and foresight takes the reins" 4180:Power Trip: The Political Journey of Kevin Rudd 4175:"We need to talk about Kevin ... 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Through 2014 Rudd joined the 3064:United Nations Security Council 2940:of Australian prime ministers. 2639:, Labor's plan to withdraw the 2570:. In February 2008, he visited 2532: 2410:2011 Qantas industrial disputes 2388:Australian Workplace Agreements 1916:. Rudd was named as one of the 583: 14972:. 11 July 2005. Archived from 14779:McNicol, Adam (24 June 2010). 14410:Butler, Josh (20 March 2024). 13869:Wyeth, Grant (1 August 2016). 13358:Huang, Wen (14 October 2014). 12892:. 26 June 2013. Archived from 11310:"Why Labor ditched Kevin Rudd" 10611:"MPs to vote on RU486 control" 10343:. 18 July 2006. Archived from 9249:"Gillard cuts mining tax deal" 8762:. 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Australia. Archived from 12086:Australian Associated Press 11480:. Oxford University Press. 11383:Australian Financial Review 11246:Australian Financial Review 10583:Rudd, Kevin (20 May 2013). 10521:"Desperately seeking Kevin" 9310:"Mining tax revenue slumps" 9225:. p. 4. Archived from 7545:"China buoys economy – RBA" 6774:Rudd, Kevin (25 May 2015). 6103:. 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The book details 3486:into what he termed the " 2927:Popularity and assessment 2837:stream" who attended the 1884:Early initiatives of the 1348:Nambour State High School 1256:a final leadership ballot 1207:(NBN), the launch of the 1086:leader of the Labor Party 990:Papua New Guinea Solution 982:Second term of government 877:Shadow Minister for Trade 793: 761: 757: 753: 734: 719: 686: 678:Nambour State High School 665: 660: 656: 652: 644: 632: 620: 601: 593: 568: 558: 527: 522: 518: 506: 494: 483: 468: 456: 444: 434: 423: 416: 404: 394: 386: 376: 365: 358: 348: 336: 328: 314: 302: 292: 284: 270: 265:Leader of the Labor Party 262: 252: 240: 232: 213: 205: 194: 182: 170: 162: 152: 142: 131: 123: 111: 99: 87: 76: 68: 64: 52: 30: 21:Kevin Rudd (rugby league) 15536:Party political offices 15438:Leader of the Opposition 15315:Weller, Patrick (2014). 15192:. 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Australia: ABC Radio. 3791:aortic valve replacement 3637:In the National Interest 3446:In 2016, Rudd asked the 3394:Cambridge, Massachusetts 3045:2011 Egyptian revolution 3007:in Pakistan, August 2010 3005:Australian Defence Force 2762:community against Rudd. 2641:Australian Defence Force 2633:Multinational Force Iraq 2328:Emissions Trading Scheme 1756:, along with Liberal MP 1747:, the Member for Cowan. 1584:House of Representatives 1438:Mandarin Training Center 1316:aortic valve replacement 1281:Early life and education 1165:leader of the opposition 896:First term of government 815:This article is part of 360:Leader of the Opposition 324: – 24 June 2010 17761:Labor Right politicians 17375:Chifley Research Centre 16275:Second Gillard ministry 15390:Parliament of Australia 14305:"Sydney Morning Herald" 13996:Parliament of Australia 11901:. Australia: ABC News. 9467:10.1111/1475-4932.12237 9458:10.1111/1475-4932.12237 8566:"Forward with Fairness" 8166:Law Library of Congress 6808:"The Apology: ABC News" 5709:Rudd calm in the crisis 5699:27 October 2011 at the 5676:25 January 2009 at the 4916:Parliament of Australia 4858:Parliament of Australia 3822:interview with Rudd on 3795:rheumatic heart disease 3543:. On 20 December 2022, 3448:Government of Australia 2865:Prime Minister's Avenue 2635:agreement with the new 2622: 2580:President of East Timor 2275:global financial crisis 2185:Global Financial Crisis 2084:meeting, September 2009 1918:most influential people 1902:global financial crisis 1794:Northern Territory News 1622:he would criticise the 1354:. His future Treasurer 1336:Marist College Ashgrove 1266:after only two months. 929:Home Insulation Program 784:Recorded 27 August 2013 673:Marist College Ashgrove 59:Official portrait, 2007 17796:Australian sinologists 17791:Australian republicans 17365:Australian Young Labor 16690:Australian Labor Party 16460: 16227: 16050: 13877:. Diplomat Media Inc. 12844:The New Zealand Herald 11603:11 August 2010 at the 11580:13 August 2010 at the 10341:Australian Jewish News 8284:. ABC. 27 April 2010. 6368:14 August 2016 at the 5256:Australian Labor Party 4178:(An edited extract of 3761: 3748:". 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Rudd attended the 1804:were issued for the 1713:industrial relations 1588:Division of Griffith 1454:University of Sydney 1361:Rudd studied at the 1238:challenged him in a 1141:member of parliament 1090:member of parliament 914:Immigration policies 17489:Federal Labor (NSW) 17355:National Conference 17254:Beazley (1996–2001) 15913:First Rudd ministry 15009:on 6 September 2007 14284:. 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