Australian Search Engines

• Google, see above right to search directly (see also google tutor, 12 Quick tips to search Google like an expert and 6 Power tips to use Google like an expert, the latter two articles from Small Business Hub - all of which appear unaffiliated with google)
  
• Ansearch
• Alta Vista
• Edusearch - search Australian education sites
  
• Exalead
• gnoos - search blogs
• Search66 - select countries
• Sensis.com.au
• Matilda Search
• NineMSN search
• Optusnet
• Web Wombat
• Yahoo (Aust) - category based searching
• Websearch
• Anzwers
• zoopta

Search International

• A9.com from Amazon
• Accoona - US search, also has a chinese search
• All the Web - aims to be comprehensive as possible
• Alta Vista
• Ask.com
• Ask for Kids
• Claymont
• Cuil - claims to be the world's biggest search engine
  
• Clusty - breaks down results into clusters
  
• dmoz Open Directory Project - human evaluated search directory
• EdocZA - search different document types
• Excite - portal
• Gigablast - claims to have many pages indexed
• Google - international version, for Australian version see top right
• ice rocket - search blogs
• infomine - search academic resources
• intute - UK based search academic resources
• LivePlasma - gives results according to your existing taste in music and movies
• Looksmart - categories
• Lycos
• Mining Co a directory of the internet set out in topic format.
• Naver - South Korean Search portal
  
• Pixsy - photo and video search
• Scrub the Web
  
• Snap - previews sites before you go to them
• Search66 - can select countries
• Technorati - search blogs among other things
• The Manuals - free search of manuals
• Walhello.com
• Webrings associations of sites in groups.
• Wisenut
• Wolfram alpha - Aims to give 'definitive answers to factual queries' using knowledge such as science.
• Yahoo - categories
• xyggy - item based searching, has images, music and patents
• Zoominfo - people and company search

Search Multiple Engines

• Clusty
• Dogpile
• Internet Sleuth
• Mamma
  
• MetaCrawler
• WebCrawler

Advanced searching:

• Google Scholar - specialised search of articles
• Internet Tutorials Guide to Boolean terms (Boolean Search Terms allow the use of AND, OR, & NOT in various search engines),
• Search Engine Math from searchenginewatch, and
  
• Search Engine Features Chart from searchenginewatch.

Note that google.com.au is on the top right of every page on the site, including this one.