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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
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Josh Taylor

From Julian Assange to that demure meme, here’s what Australians searched on Google in 2024

Julian Assange waves
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange (R) waves to supporters after arriving at Canberra Airport, in Canberra. Photograph: Lukas Coch/EPA

Australians may not get a vote in the US presidential election but it topped the Google searches in the country in 2024, with Raygun, Julian Assange and the CrowdStrike outage being some of the key people and moments Australians wanted to know more about in the year.

The election that will return Donald Trump to the White House was the No 1 overall Google search by Australians in 2024, according to the annual search results list released by the tech giant on Tuesday. US election information also topped the questions asked of Google, with Australians wanting to know when the US election was held and who won.

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