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on Mar 8, 2024

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

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  1. EN
    Orren Stephenson
    - 52%
  2. EN
    Akira Toriyama
    new
  3. EN
    Sam Kerr
    - 134%
  4. EN
    Dune: Part Two
    + 5%
  5. EN
    International Women's Day
    + 41%
  6. EN
    Florence Owens Thompson
    + 3%
  7. EN
    The Gentlemen
    + 46%
  8. EN
    Dune
    + 32%
  9. EN
    Rupert Murdoch
    new
  10. EN
    subdural hematoma
    new
  11. EN
    Damsel
    new
  12. EN
    Poor Things
    + 51%
  13. EN
    deaths in 2024
    + 6%
  14. EN
    ChatGPT
    - 15%
  15. EN
    Theo James
    + 44%
  16. EN
    The Lincoln Lawyer
    new
  17. EN
    list of earthquakes in Australia
    new
  18. EN
    Shōgun
    stable
  19. EN
    Dune
    + 19%
  20. EN
    Oliver Bearman
    new
  21. EN
    Mike Tyson
    new
  22. EN
    Eternal Sunshine
    new
  23. EN
    Kung Fu Panda 4
    + 41%
  24. EN
    Mukesh Ambani
    - 22%
  25. EN
    Ricky Stanicky
    new
  26. EN
    Orazio Fantasia
    new
  27. ZH
    Akira Toriyama
    new
  28. EN
    Dragon Ball
    new
  29. EN
    Heineken
    new
  30. EN
    Jake Paul
    new
  31. EN
    Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
    + 24%
  32. EN
    Nicholas Galitzine
    - 64%
  33. EN
    soaking
    - 42%
  34. EN
    Mary
    - 6%
  35. EN
    The Idea of You
    - 150%
  36. EN
    Pulp Fiction
    new
  37. EN
    The Gentlemen
    new
  38. EN
    Maha Shivaratri
    new
  39. EN
    NATO
    new
  40. EN
    Katie Britt
    new
  41. EN
    Fred Again
    - 19%
  42. EN
    Zhang Zhilei
    new
  43. EN
    Millie Bobby Brown
    new
  44. EN
    Kaya Scodelario
    new
  45. EN
    Taylor Swift
    + 8%
  46. EN
    Rocco Siffredi
    - 16%
  47. EN
    Facebook
    new
  48. EN
    George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham
    - 8%
  49. EN
    Spaceman
    + 4%
  50. EN
    David Granger
    new
Those data refers to the most visited pages on Wikipedia from Australia on Mar 8, 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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