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Karina Hogan Karina Hogan i(20977272 works by)
Gender: Female
Heritage: Aboriginal ; South Sea Islander
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'Working with the ABC for over 10 years Karina in various capacities, Karina has a broad range of content, producing and presentation skills. In 2019, she took a year’s leave to take up the opportunity to broadcast for the Brisbane Indigenous Media Association or 989fm’s Let’s Talk program. Vocalising issues and celebrating what it means to be a First Nations person. Central to her career as a journalist is creating thought-provoking conversations.'

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form y separately published work icon Incarceration Nation 2021 22954881 2021 single work film/TV

'Australia was founded by the English with one clear purpose - to create a prison island. Over 200 years later, not much has changed; rather than housing criminals from England, we are filling our jails with our mist vulnerable and disadvantaged population.

It's time for change.

For those in mainstream Australia, this crisis has felt like an overnight catastrophe linked to alcohol and unemployment. But the reality behind Aboriginal incarceration tells a different story, a story that dates back well beyond the advent of modern prisons, government programs and support services.

Incarceration Nation will tell that story – the tragic story of the systematic injustice and oppression of Aboriginal people since European settlement. This film will take its audience on a journey back into our dark past and shine a spotlight on incarceration from an Aboriginal perspective. Many things have changed, but many stay the same.'

(Source : Incarceration Nation Website)

2022 winner Logie Awards Most Outstanding Documentary
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