As disasters become more frequent and intense, find out how Australians turn to Twitter during emergencies.

Australia prides itself on its unique elections – from the iconic #DemocracySausage, to dogs at polling booths, and voting in swimwear, civic participation in Australia is like no other country.

People turn to Twitter to supplement their TV viewing experience, whether it’s getting pumped for the upcoming season or watching sneak peeks before the next episode airs.

With Election Day just around the corner, here are some additional best practices and key information to help candidates make the most of Twitter through this election and beyond.

The countdown to the 2022 Australian Federal Election is on and the conversation is heating up, with over 2.75M Tweets since January 2022.

It’s time for a conversation about misleading information. Government, tech industry, academics, nonprofits, and civil society to start to work together to address the challenge in a meaningful way.

What were some of the top conversations, hashtags and moments here in Australia? Here is a recap of some of the best of Australian Twitter in 2021.

Since the onset of the pandemic, Australians have turned to Twitter to find out what’s happening. As of March 2020, there have been over 22 million COVID-19 related Tweets.

After 17 action-packed days, sports fans are left with incredible memories from Tokyo2020. These rankings are based on all Tweets sent from Australia.

The #2021Census is a vital event. Twitter is working with @ABSStats to support the Census conversation by launching a search prompt pointing people to authoritative source of information.