Speakers' Corner at the Domain is a hub for open-air public speaking, debate, and discussion. A wide variety of topics have been addressed by speakers there, and some of these include:
Civil Rights: Aboriginal civil rights campaigners, such as Jack Patten, Tom Foster, Pearl Gibbs, and William (Bill) Ferguson, were known to discuss issues regarding the rights and status of Aboriginal Australians.
Political Issues: Various political discussions, including policies, government actions, and global political scenarios, find a platform here.
Cultural and Social Issues: Topics such as racism, social justice, and cultural heritage are common themes. Discussions have included the question, "Is Blackface in Australia racist?" among other cultural concerns.
Environmental Concerns: Environmental issues and the impact of human activities on nature are often debated subjects.
Philosophy and Ethical Questions: Ethical dilemmas and philosophical inquiries are explored, including questions about what could "save the world" and the moral obligations of individuals and organizations.
Religious Discussions: Various religious and spiritual topics, often reflecting the beliefs and philosophies of the speakers.
Economic Policies: Economic issues, including critiques of capitalism and discussions about economic reforms and sustainability, are frequently addressed.
Current Events: Ongoing current events and their implications are a regular subject of discussion.
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These references provide deeper insights into the diverse array of topics and prominent speakers who have voiced their thoughts at the Domain.
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