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Band 8+: Cinema attendance in Australia between 1998 and the present (2018)

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The image presents cinema attendance percentages in Australia by age group from 1998 to 2018: In 1998, 14-24 age group at 90%, 25-34 at 80%, 35-49 at 60%, 50+ at 50%; in 2000, 14-24 at 90%, 25-34 at 80%, 35-49 at 60%, 50+ at 50%; in 2002, 14-24 at 90%, 25-34 at 80%, 35-49 at 70%, 50+ at 50%; in 2004, 14-24 at 80%, 25-34 at 70%, 35-49 at 60%, 50+ at 55%; in 2006, 14-24 at 80%, 25-34 at 70%, 35-49 at 60%, 50+ at 55%; in 2008, 14-24 at 80%, 25-34 at 70%, 35-49 at 60%, 50+ at 55%; in 2010, 14-24 at 80%, 25-34 at 70%, 35-49 at 60%, 50+ at 60%; in 2012, 14-24 at 90%, 25-34 at 80%, 35-49 at 65%, 50+ at 61%; in 2014, 14-24 at 90%, 25-34 at 80%, 35-49 at 65%, 50+ at 63%; in 2016, 14-24 at 90%, 25-34 at 80%, 35-49 at 70%, 50+ at 65%; in 2018, 14-24 at 89%, 25-34 at 85%, 35-49 at 70%, 50+ at 68%.
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The line graph compares cinema attendance in Australia among four different age groups between 1998 and 2018.

Overall, cinema attendance increased across all age groups over the period, although the youngest and oldest cohorts showed the most consistent growth, while the 25-34 group declined slightly towards the end.

In 1998, 90% of those aged 14-24 attended the cinema, the highest figure among all groups. This proportion peaked at 95% in 2004, dipped slightly to 90% in 2006, and then recovered, reaching the same peak again in 2018. The 25-34 age group accounted for about 60% in 1998 and rose sharply to 80% by 2008. However, attendance gradually fell thereafter, finishing at around 70% in 2018.

Attendance among 35-49-year-olds started at 60% in 1998 and increased steadily to almost 85% by 2018. Similarly, the 50+ group showed notable growth, rising from 40% at the beginning to around 60% in the final year, despite a brief dip in the mid-2000s.

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