On February 13, 2008, during his formal apology to Australia’s Indigenous people, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd described the forced removal of Aboriginal children as "a blemished chapter in our nation's history". Today, on National Sorry Day we look back on Australia’s formal apology and acknowledge the resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, especially those impacted by the Stolen Generation. #MoreThanAWord #NRW2021 #RetroFocus | ABC Australia

“The idea that anyone leading a political party could believe that it is ‘God on our side,’ is just the stuff of real danger in my view.” – former prime minister Kevin Rudd discusses Prime Minister Scott Morrison (ScoMo). | 7.30

Kevin Rudd has been grilled by journalists in Canberra over President Trump's repeated criticisms of him. The U.S. Ambassador responded saying, "You know what I would say, I am from America, I am here to help and my name is Kevin." The former Prime Minister was in Parliament House addressing super funds and Australian businesses about investment opportunities in America. #kevinrudd #donaldtrump #auspol #uspol #potus | 7NEWS Australia

Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is denying ever visiting Jeffrey Epstein after he was named in files released by the US Department of Justice. Epstein's daily schedule includes references to meetings with Rudd, who is described as a 'mutual friend' of Epstein. Rudd denies these claims and says no records of these meetings exist. #KevinRudd #Epsteinfiles #US | 7NEWS Brisbane