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Kevin Rudd was Prime Minister of Australia from 2007 to 2010.

Timeline:

• 2006, Rudd replaces Beazley as Australian opposition leader
• 2007, Australia Votes 2007: Rudd to become 26th Prime Minister
• 2010, replaced as prime minister by Julia Gillard

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Pages in category "Kevin Rudd"

The following 50 pages are in this category, out of 50 total.

A Abbott calls for independent boards to govern Australian hospitals Australia and China enter into Uranium deal Australia to withdraw troops from Iraq this year Australia Votes 2007: Early results suggest Labor win Australia Votes 2007: Howard and Rudd take 'me-tooism' to new heights Australia Votes 2007: Labor plan for home buyers Australia Votes 2007: Liberals promise personal income tax cuts Australia Votes 2007: Rudd to become 26th Prime Minister Portal:Australia/Election 2007 Australian businessmen arrested in China for spying Australian election debate debacle Australian Foreign Affairs Minister denies knowledge of Guantanamo abuse allegations Australian government concedes the federal budget may be forced into deficit Australian Government to pressure Asia to reduce fuel subsidies Australian Labor Party caucus vote to change prime minister Australian Labor Party leader urges supporters to "take a cold shower" over poll results Australian Medical Association withdraws from NT Intervention

A cont. Australian Parliament apologises to the Stolen Generations Australian parliament to apologise to Stolen Generations Australian PM announces public affairs channel Australian PM subject to scrutiny over Carer and Senior's payments Australian Prime Minister announces new cabinet Australian Prime Minister denies striking a deal with predecessor Australian Prime Minister targets Obama on Iraq Australian treasurer attacks opposition leader's tax question error B Bali climate change conference begins Beazley may face challengers for leadership 'Big Brother Australia' evictee recounts youth in controversial religious group C Canadian Government apologises for Residential Schools Class action launched by Australian bushfire survivors against SP AusNet F Former Australian PM attacks parliament on apology to the Stolen Generations Four coalition soldiers die in Kandahar helicopter crash H Horse flu damage spreads I Iran continues to lash out at film industry

J Jessica Watson becomes youngest solo sailor to sail the world John Key admits to visiting strip clubs K Kevin Rudd sworn in as Prime Minister of Australia L Leaked cables cause Australian concern M More than 160 dead in bushfires in Australia N New Australian Prime Minister signs Kyoto Nine who admitted raping 10-year-old released by Australian judge O Opposition attacks government over involvement in wheat kickbacks as Australian Parliament resumes sitting Opposition motions in Australian House of Representatives attempts to bring Government to account on last sitting day of year Opposition should push for Australian federal electoral reform: Whitlam R Report: invasion of Iraq provided boost for Al-Qaeda Robert Gates hopes to continue US troop cuts in Iraq Rudd replaces Beazley as Australian opposition leader S Stolen Generations used as medical guinea pigs, Australian inquiry told W Wheelchair-bound Australian rescued in New Orleans World leaders react to Obama's victory

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