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Google has unveiled its latest annual report on Australia’s search trends, revealing a persistent curiosity: how to communicate effectively with women?

This query has remained among the top 10 “how to” searches for the past two years, as the nuances of interacting with women continue to intrigue many.

Among the most searched topics were the year’s major political event, the impact of cyclones, the shooting of a controversial personality, and a nation accused by the federal government of sponsoring terrorism.

Google search page on laptop.
Google has released its annual year in search trends for Australia. (Getty)

A diverse mix of Australian and international figures also captured public interest, ranging from a notorious con artist to a popular talk show host.

Let’s explore the subjects that drove us to seek answers online.

  1. Cyclone Alfred
  2. Charlie Kirk
  3. Australian federal election 2025
  4. Iran
  5. Belle Gibson
  6. Ed Gein
  7. St. Patrick’s Day
  8. India vs England
  9. Ozzy Osbourne
  10. iPhone 17
Cyclone Alfred
Tropical Cyclone Alfred lashed Queensland’s south-east and NSW’s north-east. (Albert Perez/Getty Images)
  1. Cyclone Alfred
  2. Charlie Kirk
  3. Australian federal election 2025
  4. Iran
  5. LA fires
  6. Pope Francis
  7. Dezi Freeman
  8. Bianca Censori Grammys
  9. Erin Patterson
  10. Andy Byron 
  1. When is Easter
  2. What does 6 7 mean
  3. Who is Charlie Kirk
  4. Is Easter saturday a public holiday
  5. Who shot Charlie Kirk
  6. Where is Belle Gibson now
  7. Where is Cyclone Alfred now
  8. Is Adolescence based on a true story
  9. Who won the election in australia
  10. How did Avicii die
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How to vote was the most searched how to question in Australia. (Australian Electoral Commission)
  1. How to vote
  2. How to prepare for a cyclone
  3. How to inspect a used car
  4. How to watch world test championship
  5. How to talk to women
  6. How to make ice cream in grow a garden
  7. How to tune a car engine
  8. How to make sushi in grow a garden
  9. How to watch champions trophy in australia
  10. How to increase horsepower
  1. Discog
  2. Claves
  3. Droven
  4. Habeas corpus
  5. Fascist
  6. Antisemitism
  7. Bally
  8. Mack
  9. Opine
  10. Lede
Belle Gibson, Bianca Censori and Peter Dutton (L-R). (Supplied)

Australian public figures:

  1. Belle Gibson
  2. Bianca Censori
  3. Peter Dutton
  4. Adam Bandt
  5. Marty Sheargold
  6. Sussan Ley
  7. Ange Postecoglou
  8. Beau Webster
  9. Izak Rankine
  10. Adam Hunter
  1. Madison Keys
  2. Jimmy Kimmel
  3. Danielle Collins
  4. Kendrick Lamar
  5. Zohran Mamdani
  6. Richard Marx
  7. Pope Leo
  8. Prince Andrew
  9. Charlie Sheen
  10. Greta Thunberg
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