Look at the ISIN, one is British with GB, the other listed in Australia with AU and the last one with US is an ADR (Depository Receipt). If you have the possibility to buy an original share, I would always prefer it, because of costs and so on. Whether AU or GB depends on you, GB has no withholding tax, with AU I don't know. No investment advice
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@Divmann okay thanks for the info 👍
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On the subject of Australian withholding tax: "Australia does not normally levy withholding tax if the dividends are paid out of profits that have been fully taxed at the Australian company (franked dividends) or if it is a distribution of so-called "conduit foreign income". All other dividends are taxed at 30%, whereby the withholding tax is reduced by 15% due to the double taxation agreement. As a rule, investors do not need to take any action here, as the 15% is deducted automatically." Source: https://wendl-koehler.de/rechtliches/erstattung-auslaendischer-quellensteuer/
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