The graph illustrates how many of Australian residents who visited important historical places or use recreational facilities in their spare time in 2010.
it is clear that the favorite place for both natives and new immigrants born in English-speaking countries is the cinema. Whilst non-English speaking immigrants mostly go to the library.
Among all four leisure facilities, the cinema is preferred by all residents. About 70 percent of Australians, 65 percent of English-speaking immigrants, and 50 percent of migrants born in countries where English is not widely spoken. In contrast, the least popular place is the theatre. Only 10 percent of non-English speaking residents and between 20-25% of English speaking residents choose to see a play.
English-speaking people visited the zoo more than immigrants from non-speaking English country. In other words, more than 40 percent of English-speaking residents compared to about 35 percent of non-English speakers visited the zoo in this year. However, non-Englishspeaking migrants go to the library more than their English speaking counterparts, 55% and about 40% respectively.