Our Top 10 Pandemic Google Searches
The Briefing6 Sep 2020

Our Top 10 Pandemic Google Searches

During the pandemic we’ve been more hungry for information than ever before. So how different are the questions you’re asking to the rest of the country? Are your google searches weirder than everyone else’s? Are you responding differently to this moment than most people? What is the most googled question in this pandemic?

On today's episode we take a look at the most googled search terms over the last six months, and find out what they say about us. We’ve gone straight to Google and asked what are the top ten questions of the last six months in Australia? Google’s Data editor Simon Rogers counts them down with us.

In today's headlines:

  • Victoria’s roadmap revealed: Melbourne to be in the world’s longest lockdown
  • Free Covid-19 vaccines available from next year if trials prove successful
  • More than half of mortgage-holders still deferring payments as deadline looms

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