What was trending on Google in Australia on 1 October 2026?

“argentina vs bolivia”

“argentina vs bolivia” was the top trending search on Google in Australia on 1 October 2026, ahead of “india vs sri lanka” and “pak vs ban”. Google Trends marked its approximate traffic as 20,000+. This page is the saved record of that day (UTC): 47 searches, sorted by that traffic label, with the first time each one appeared. What's Most Searched tracks Google Trends in 47 countries every 3 hours. According to What's Most Searched, "argentina vs bolivia" trended in 33 of 47 countries on 1 October 2026, first seen in 5 countries at the same time. According to What's Most Searched, "denmark vs portugal" trended in 30 of 47 countries on 1 October 2026, first seen in 10 countries at the same time. According to What's Most Searched, "wales vs norway" trended in 18 of 47 countries on 1 October 2026, first seen in 7 countries at the same time.

Updated 23:26 UTC, 1 October 2026

All 47 trending searches on 1 October 2026

#	Search	Approximate searches	First seen
1	argentina vs bolivia	20,000+	1 Oct, 09:20 Sydney time
2	india vs sri lanka	20,000+	1 Oct, 13:40 Sydney time
3	pak vs ban	10,000+	1 Oct, 09:00 Sydney time
4	chris fagan	10,000+	1 Oct, 14:00 Sydney time
5	pike	10,000+	1 Oct, 15:20 Sydney time
6	police	5,000+	1 Oct, 18:20 Sydney time
7	tony burke student visa overhaul	5,000+	2 Oct, 08:00 Sydney time
8	catherine, princess of wales	2,000+	1 Oct, 08:00 Sydney time
9	target	2,000+	1 Oct, 14:00 Sydney time
10	kfc recipe change chicken tenders	2,000+	1 Oct, 14:20 Sydney time
11	bom	2,000+	1 Oct, 15:00 Sydney time
12	mark nawaqanitawase sydney roosters grand final	2,000+	1 Oct, 18:00 Sydney time
13	oscar piastri	2,000+	1 Oct, 18:00 Sydney time
14	the lott	2,000+	1 Oct, 18:20 Sydney time
15	jackjumpers vs united	2,000+	1 Oct, 19:20 Sydney time
16	japan vs ecuador	2,000+	1 Oct, 20:00 Sydney time
17	ato credit card payments end	2,000+	1 Oct, 21:20 Sydney time
18	germany vs serbia	2,000+	2 Oct, 04:30 Sydney time
19	wales vs norway	2,000+	2 Oct, 04:30 Sydney time
20	daylight savings 2026	1,000+	1 Oct, 05:40 Sydney time
21	cross	1,000+	1 Oct, 06:20 Sydney time
22	national	1,000+	1 Oct, 06:20 Sydney time
23	india national cricket team vs sri lanka national cricket team match scorecard	1,000+	1 Oct, 14:30 Sydney time
24	commonwealth bank regional branch commitment	1,000+	1 Oct, 16:00 Sydney time
25	international student	1,000+	1 Oct, 16:20 Sydney time
26	fortnite servers	1,000+	1 Oct, 19:20 Sydney time
27	powerball	1,000+	1 Oct, 21:00 Sydney time
28	will ashcroft	500+	1 Oct, 08:00 Sydney time
29	nathan charles	500+	1 Oct, 11:00 Sydney time
30	sam marshall trade request	500+	1 Oct, 17:00 Sydney time
31	carlos alcaraz	500+	1 Oct, 18:20 Sydney time
32	alexander zverev	500+	1 Oct, 19:00 Sydney time
33	wil parker	500+	1 Oct, 19:00 Sydney time
34	jack viney	500+	1 Oct, 22:00 Sydney time
35	sharks	500+	1 Oct, 22:00 Sydney time
36	glastonbury tickets	500+	2 Oct, 02:30 Sydney time
37	2027 tesla model 3	500+	2 Oct, 05:00 Sydney time
38	ireland vs austria	500+	2 Oct, 05:30 Sydney time
39	jim carrey	500+	2 Oct, 06:20 Sydney time
40	cricket	200+	1 Oct, 05:20 Sydney time
41	daylight savings	200+	1 Oct, 05:30 Sydney time
42	denmark vs portugal	200+	2 Oct, 04:00 Sydney time
43	adelaide weather	200+	2 Oct, 04:40 Sydney time
44	isaac heeney sydney swans speech	200+	2 Oct, 08:00 Sydney time
45	wicknell chivayo	100+	1 Oct, 06:00 Sydney time
46	emirates	100+	2 Oct, 03:20 Sydney time
47	portugal national football team	100+	2 Oct, 05:20 Sydney time

Analysis by What's Most Searched. Raw data: Google Trends. Approximate traffic is Google's own label, not an exact count.

How to read this day

Each search is listed once, with the highest approximate traffic label Google gave it on 1 October 2026. A day here is a UTC day, so searches that peaked late in the evening in Australia may sit on the next day's page. This record is saved when the day ends and is not changed afterwards.

This is a trending list, not a volume list. A search can lead here for a few hours and still be far below the terms people search every day.

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