As we approach the 14th anniversary of the national apology, reporter Rangi Hirini sits down with former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd who reflects on the historic moment.

Kevin Rudd and former US National Security Advisor Stephen J. Hadley join The New Yorker’s Susan Glasser to discuss the strategic implications of this new era of China-Russia relations in partnership with the Atlantic Council.

Kevin Rudd joined Labor candidate Jason Yat-Sen Li in the lead up to the Strathfield by-election in Burwood, NSW.

The world should get ready for a further significant deepening of the China-Russia security and economic relationship, Kevin Rudd says.

Kevin Rudd has launched a stinging attack on a potential high-profile Labor candidate for previously resigning from the party on at least two occasions and his public criticism of several leading women, suggesting ALP members could not rely on him to remain loyal when things turn bad.

For the first time, we are starting to see what a united China-Russia bloc on the world stage looks like. Under Xi and Putin, the links between the two countries have become increasingly seamless.

It is "the first time since the Sino-Soviet split that China's taken a definitive position on European security to support Russia on something as fundamental as NATO", Rudd says.

Kevin Rudd, president of the Asia Society and former Australian prime minister, called Beijing’s backing of Moscow over NATO expansion “highly significant.”

Mr. Rudd said not since the bitter Communist bloc split between the Soviet Union and China in the late 1950s has Beijing taken such a definitive position backing Russia on European security.

With the first month of 2022 behind us, an expert panel considers what the rest of the year has in store for Asia.

On the eve of the Olympic Winter Games in Beijing, Matt Galloway talks to former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd about how Canada and its allies should engage with China, as the country vies for a more dominant role on the world stage.

Asia Society President and CEO Kevin Rudd gives his take on the power constructs for the U.S. at the Asia Society Northern California center's signature one-day conference

With Xi likely seeking a third term, his critics may have more leverage than they have had for years, Kevin Rudd writes.

Kevin Rudd, who is campaigning for a royal commission into News Corp and its impact on the political system, said in a statement Allan was one of “Rupert’s closest cronies”.

Aboriginal people are over-represented in Australia's criminal system. Kevin Rudd told ABC News' Britt Clennett that it can be hard for people in power to take responsibility.

Stuart Robert’s decision is both baffling and self-defeating. It is consistent with the Morrison government’s politically partisan, professionally immature, neo-McCarthyist approach to any Australian seeking to learn more about the precise nature of the China challenge.

Kevin Rudd says there’s no way Novak Djokovic could have arrived in Australia without the Australian federal government granting him a visa, and that is the bottom line problem.

It is politically naïve to expect any substantive media reform to occur without the driving force of a royal commission.

Kevin Rudd says the PM disabling comments and certain engagement features on his account is hypocritical and goes against "the essential democratic nature of the platform".

The Financial Review’s denial of the Murdoch monopoly flies in the face of both economic evidence and the lived experience of millions.