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Trending in Australia
on Jan 10, 2024

The most searched Wikipedia pages in Australia: discover what people are looking for!

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  1. EN
    Saltburn
    - 5%
  2. EN
    YouTube
    + 72%
  3. EN
    Adán Canto
    new
  4. EN
    Gabriel Attal
    + 14%
  5. EN
    1972 Andes flight disaster
    - 23%
  6. EN
    Xin Zhui
    new
  7. EN
    Echo
    new
  8. EN
    Barry Keoghan
    + 11%
  9. EN
    Jeffrey Epstein
    - 18%
  10. EN
    murder of Dee Dee Blanchard
    - 52%
  11. EN
    Elena Rybakina
    new
  12. EN
    deaths in 2024
    - 2%
  13. EN
    Fool Me Once
    - 27%
  14. EN
    Poor Things
    - 52%
  15. EN
    Michelle Keegan
    - 17%
  16. EN
    Jacob Elordi
    stable
  17. EN
    Timothée Chalamet
    - 39%
  18. EN
    Mean Girls
    + 40%
  19. EN
    Alex de Minaur
    new
  20. EN
    Elon Musk
    new
  21. EN
    Jeremy Allen White
    - 8%
  22. EN
    Cristina Bucșa
    new
  23. EN
    Cameron Bancroft
    new
  24. EN
    Napoleon
    stable
  25. EN
    British Post Office scandal
    + 25%
  26. EN
    Lansky
    new
  27. EN
    Boy Swallows Universe
    + 12%
  28. EN
    Fargo, season 5
    new
  29. EN
    Meyer Lansky
    new
  30. EN
    Echo
    new
  31. EN
    Michael Chan
    new
  32. EN
    Stéphane Séjourné
    - 6%
  33. EN
    Society of the Snow
    - 30%
  34. EN
    New York synagogue tunnels riot
    new
  35. EN
    Wild Target
    new
  36. EN
    The Three-Body Problem
    new
  37. EN
    Alaqua Cox
    new
  38. EN
    Australia Day
    new
  39. EN
    Pornhub
    stable
  40. EN
    Prime Minister of France
    new
  41. EN
    Lorenzo Musetti
    new
  42. EN
    Emma Stone
    - 44%
  43. EN
    Yellowjackets
    - 15%
  44. EN
    Sinéad O'Connor
    new
  45. EN
    LinkedIn
    new
  46. EN
    Timo Werner
    new
  47. EN
    Radu Drăgușin
    new
  48. EN
    Oppenheimer
    - 38%
  49. EN
    Emily Blunt
    new
  50. EN
    Jo Koy
    - 150%
Those data refers to the most visited pages on Wikipedia from Australia on Jan 10, 2024.
The green, red and yellow indicators on each row are based on data from the day before: to get insights about the historical records, click here.
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