Here are the top 5 lists of the top Australian blogs:
| Rank | From | Method |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Janette Toral | Blog Juice |
| 2 | Ratified.org | Technorati + Feedburner + Google Rank |
| 3 | Craig Harper | Technorati |
| 4 | Meg Tsiamis | Technorati + Alexa |
| 5 | Australianblogs.com.au | links counted by Yahoo |
Ranking of the lists was done by a completely objective criterion -- how highly they ranked Deltoid.
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