The pie chart compares the proportion of people’s origin born in Australia while the table describes the location in Australia where those from different countries live.
Overall, Australian born has the biggest proportion of birth. Meanwhile, most Chinese people like living in the cities while Dutch people prefer staying in the rural areas.
As can be seen, the vast majority of Australian origin were mostly born in Australia with 73%. Likewise, Netherlands has a small stake and shares 14%. Next, those born in UK, New Zealand, China, and others make up a rather miniscule part since their number remains the lowest with under 8% .
Moreover, the table shows that Chinese people living in the city held the most significant percentage with 99%. Both Dutch and English people represent similar numbers with roughly 90%. Finally, the last two positions are occupied by Australia and New Zealand with 83% and 80% respectively. Surprisingly, those living in rural areas are New Zealanders with 20%. Next, Australians rank second with 17%, closely followed by those from the UK and Netherlands showing an equal proportion around 10%. The remaining Chinese people had only 1%.