After he left teaching to work with a number of Indigenous organisations...From there he moved into the Department of Foreign Affairs, gaining a diplomatic post to Colombo in Sri Lanka.

So, teaching, NGOs, government work, and diplomat. So that's a no on a real job so far.

Upon returning to Australia he worked in both the public and private sectors, the latter including venturing into cultural tourism. More recently he lectured at the University of Southern Queensland (USQ) in Toowoomba while undertaking a doctorate.

Still no.

In July 2010, Hagan became editor of the National Indigenous Times. After promising to fix problems with plagiarism at the paper, Hagan left in December 2013. His suit for unfair dismissal was part of the reason the paper went into administration in 2015.

Definitely not. And of course he sued them on his way out.

Hagan was awarded a doctorate by USQ in 2016 for a thesis on judicial bias against Indigenous Australians. The thesis was the base for his 2017 book, The Rise and Rise of Judicial Bigotry.

Jeez.

In 2021, Hagan was appointed chief executive of the Townsville Aboriginal and Islander Health Services (TAIHS). His three-year contract was terminated after five months following a unanimous vote by the organisation's board. He subsequently launched an unfair dismissal case against TAIHS.

What an absolute fucking piece of shit loser!