What's Most Searched

What was trending on Google in New Zealand on 25 September 2026?

“dolphins vs roosters”

“dolphins vs roosters” was the top trending search on Google in New Zealand on 25 September 2026, ahead of “westie food group financial collapse” and “mark carney”. Google Trends marked its approximate traffic as 10,000+. This page is the saved record of that day (UTC): 19 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, "australia vs brazil" trended in 27 of 47 countries on 25 September 2026, first seen in 3 countries at the same time. According to What's Most Searched, "türkiye vs france" trended in 10 of 47 countries on 25 September 2026, first seen in 2 countries at the same time. According to What's Most Searched, "afg vs nep" trended in 6 of 47 countries on 25 September 2026, first seen in 2 countries at the same time.

All 19 trending searches on 25 September 2026

# Search Approximate searches First seen
1 dolphins vs roosters 10,000+
2 westie food group financial collapse 5,000+
3 mark carney 2,000+
4 lotto ticket used as bookmark claimed 2,000+
5 the rock 2,000+
6 wow show cancelled 2,000+
7 australia vs brazil 2,000+
8 snow 1,000+
9 türkiye vs france 1,000+
10 afghanistan vs nepal 500+
11 rock 2000 countdown 2026 500+
12 news 500+
13 presidents cup 500+
14 daylight savings 2026 500+
15 man city 500+
16 afg vs nep 200+
17 presidents cup 2026 100+
18 daylight savings 100+
19 inquest 100+

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 25 September 2026. A day here is a UTC day, so searches that peaked late in the evening in New Zealand 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.

Later: 26 September 2026 Trending in New Zealand right now