The .at domain extension is the country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Austria, managed by NIC.at, but it's popular globally for creative "domain hacks," like look.at or point.at, because "at" forms a common English word or phrase, making it memorable for European and German-speaking audiences or for wordplay, though it primarily targets ...

The .id.au domain extension is Australia's second-level domain for individuals, allowing Australian citizens and residents to register a personal web or email address, signifying personal identity online, unlike .com.au for businesses, with rules requiring the domain to match your name or a nickname for non-commercial use, offering a distinct ...

The .gov.au domain extension in Australia is exclusively for official government bodies, including federal, state, territory, and local government entities, acting as a crucial trust signal for users that they are on an authentic government website, with registration managed under strict policies by the Department of Finance and jurisdictional ...

The .edu.au domain extension is Australia's country code top-level domain (ccTLD) specifically for recognized educational and training institutions, managed under strict policies by auDA (the .au Domain Administration) via the edu.au Domain Registrar (domainname.edu.au), ensuring credibility and trust for authentic learning organizations like ...