Rudd Government

The Rudd Government refers to the Australian federal government led by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, who served from 2007 to 2010 and briefly in 2013. It was known for its focus on addressing climate change, improving healthcare, and managing the global financial crisis through stimulus measures. Rudd prioritized policies like the apology to Indigenous Australians, investment in education, and renewable energy initiatives. His leadership marked a shift towards progressive social and environmental policies, and his government aimed to strengthen Australia's economy and social fabric during a critical period of global change.