The table given above tells the readers about the number of doctors in Australia that have been experienced in working for more than one-third century and the given information about gender and their origin country shown in a separate bar chart.
The table shows for over 20 years, in three periods that are 1986, 1996, and 2006. In 1986, there were 300.000 doctors worked in Australia and in the next decade increased significantly for more than 100% and in the next two decade there is a-25% increase from 1996, respectively.
The first chart showing information about doctor’s gender. The highest proportion of male doctors is in 1986, which more than half, then slightly decreased to almost a half percent, and back to more than a half percent men worked as doctor in Australia, respectively. For female doctors, the highest proportion is almost three-fifths in 1996 and the lowest is almost a half in 1986.
For the second chart showing information about the origin country, separate in two categories, Australian and non-Australian doctors. Over two decades, native doctors are always on top of the chart, with the minimum percent is at 60% in 1996.