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Rudd 'overturned' prize for 'sex lives' book
Judges of the prestigious Prime Minister's Literary Award say then prime minister Kevin Rudd overruled their decision on the 2013 history prize.
Michael Koziol is a journalist with Fairfax Media.
Judges of the prestigious Prime Minister's Literary Award say then prime minister Kevin Rudd overruled their decision on the 2013 history prize.
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