Fastest-growing YouTube channels in Australia 
This list ranks YouTube channels in Australia by subscribers gained over roughly the last 30 days, as recorded by vidIQ. Cadel and Mia gained 1.3M subscribers, followed by Jasmin and James (800K) and Sora Diary (395K). Updated October 31, 2026 and refreshed daily. A common start and end date is unavailable for this ranking; the update date is not a measurement boundary.
Top 100 channels by subscribers gained over roughly the last 30 days
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Frequently asked questions
Which YouTube channel gained the most subscribers in Australia over roughly the last 30 days?
Cadel and Mia gained 1,300,000 subscribers over roughly the last 30 days, more than any other YouTube channel in Australia, as of October 31, 2026. Jasmin and James (800,000) and Sora Diary (395,000) are next.
Who are the top 10 fastest-growing YouTube channels in Australia?
By subscribers gained over roughly the last 30 days, as of October 31, 2026: 1. Cadel and Mia (1,300,000), 2. Jasmin and James (800,000), 3. Sora Diary (395,000), 4. Double Trouble Squad (370,000), 5. JJ Paws (292,000), 6. More Parz (230,000), 7. Shahwild2 (222,070), 8. Pawesome Ranks (213,000), 9. NickandCarrie (200,000), 10. Mia Van Haarlem (190,000).
How is this ranking calculated?
Each channel's latest observed public subscriber count minus the subscriber count vidIQ recorded 30 days earlier, falling back to 29 or 31 days when the exact day is missing, highest first. Each row shows its actual observed dates in UTC. A channel created during the period can count from an inferred zero; its observed start stays unavailable. The list covers channels whose country on YouTube is Australia. YouTube rounds public subscriber counts, so gains are measured between rounded numbers.
How often is this list updated?
Once a day. vidIQ last updated the figures on this page on October 31, 2026.
Why is a channel missing from this list?
A channel is left out when vidIQ has no subscriber count for it from the start of the period, when its public subscriber count is unavailable, or when vidIQ does not track it yet. So is a channel whose country on YouTube is not Australia.