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r/aussie

We are an Australian focussed sub where diverse views and discussions on Australian news, politics and culture are encouraged and welcomed.

r/aussie Subreddit Stats & Analytics

r/aussie is a Australia & Oceania subreddit in the World category with 72,090 members. Use this page to track r/aussie stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.

Recent r/aussie growth: +216 members today (+0.30%) and +905 members this week (+1.27%).

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r/aussie Current Stats

Total Members
72,090

r/aussie Growth Analytics

24 hours
Growth↗ +0.3%
Net+216
Daily Avg+216
7 days
Growth↗ +0.8%
Net+591
Daily Avg+84
30 days
Growth↗ +4.6%
Net+3,179
Daily Avg+106

Daily Growth Chart (30 days)

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r/aussie Subreddit Rules

1

No racism or hate speech

Anything not permitted by Reddit site rule 1 will not be permitted here. Remember the human. Reddit is a place for creating community and belonging, not for attacking marginalised or vulnerable groups of people. If you need more clarification see here

2

No bullying, abuse or personal attacks

Harassment, bullying, or targeted attacks against other users Avoid inflammatory language, name-calling, and personal attacks Discussions that glorify or promote dangerous behaviour Direct or indirect threats of violence toward other users, moderators, or groups Organising or participating in harassment campaigns, brigading, or coordinated attacks on individuals or other subreddits Sharing private information about users or individuals

3

No trolling or being a dick

No Personal Attacks or Harassment, No Flamebaiting or Incitement, No Off-Topic or Low-Effort Content, No Spam or Repetitive Posts, No Bad-Faith Arguments, No Brigading or Coordinated Attacks,

4

Paywall articles must have text in the main post

If an article is paywalled, subscription-only, or otherwise restricted, you must paste the full text and author attribution in the body of your post (not in comments). Include the original source link in the post’s link field. Commenting an archive or paywall bypass link is not sufficient.

Violation reason: Paywall articles must have text in body
5

Comply with Reddit sitewide rules

Comply with Reddit sitewide rules They can be found here

6

No propaganda, shilling or unreliable News sources

News and analysis posts must be substantial, show journalistic standards, and foster discussion. Links with minimal text will be removed. Unreliable sources (including social media), misinformation, propaganda, or shilling will be removed. Posts or comments citing data (e.g charts/images) or claims must include a clickable link to the source (including a link in a screenshot of a chart is not sufficient). Decisions are at the discretion of the Mod Team.

Violation reason: No propaganda, shilling or unreliable new sources
7

No Repeated Topics

Submissions on topics already being discussed must add new developments to the story. If not, your post may be removed.

8

No Video Content

Due to users rarely watching long form video content; they will be removed unless substantial public interest or quality can be demonstrated.

Approval for Video Content will be at the discretion of the mod team.

9

Permission is required for Polls and Surveys

If you want to post a poll or survey, you are required to seek permission from the mod team before posting. Commercial surveys are not permitted.

10

No Non-Australian Content

No Non-Australian Content. This is an Australian themed sub. International events that do not impact Australia are not relevant content and will be removed. Posts not based on Australian culture, news or current affairs, and comments that are off-topic from the original post will also be removed at the full discretion of the mod team.

11

No calling out other Subs or Brigading

Do not post content that names, criticizes, or targets other subreddits, users, or moderators. We do not allow posts or comments that instigate conflict, encourage brigading, or discuss bans or moderation actions in other communities or link to posts in other communities.

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