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Turns out 2017 ended up being a good year for fans of K-Pop and marriage equality.
Twitter has released its Australian year in review, revealing what the country's users have been talking about.
Unsurprisingly, the country's vote to allow LGBTQ couples to marry was among the most discussed topics on the platform. The hashtag #marriageequality, ranked second behind #auspol (short for Australian politics) in Twitter's top list.
The country's most retweeted post was one by Australian Marriage Equality on Nov. 15, which came shortly following the announcement that a majority of the country had voted yes. Read more...
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Twitter has released its Australian year in review, revealing what the country's users have been talking about.
Unsurprisingly, the country's vote to allow LGBTQ couples to marry was among the most discussed topics on the platform. The hashtag #marriageequality, ranked second behind #auspol (short for Australian politics) in Twitter's top list.
The country's most retweeted post was one by Australian Marriage Equality on Nov. 15, which came shortly following the announcement that a majority of the country had voted yes. Read more...
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