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The image shows population growth (in thousands) from 1992 to 2016 for Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. In 1992: Melbourne 20, Sydney 40, Brisbane slightly above 20. In 1993: Melbourne around 20, Sydney 40, Brisbane slightly below 20. In 1994: Melbourne below 40, Sydney around 25, Brisbane between 20-40. In 1995: Melbourne around 40, Sydney below 20, Brisbane below 40. In 1996: Melbourne around 40, Sydney below 40, Brisbane around 40. In 1997: Melbourne slightly above 40, Sydney around 25, Brisbane around 40. In 1998: Melbourne around 40, Sydney around 40, Brisbane below 40. In 1999: Melbourne above 40, Sydney around 40, Brisbane around 40. In 2000: Melbourne above 40, Sydney slightly above 40, Brisbane below 40. In 2001: Melbourne around 60, Sydney around 60, Brisbane below 40. In 2002: Melbourne 80, Sydney around 80, Brisbane slightly above 40. In 2003: Melbourne around 80, Sydney below 40, Brisbane around 60. In 2004-2005: Melbourne around 80, Sydney below 40, Brisbane below 40. In 2006: Melbourne around 100, Sydney above 60, Brisbane above 40. In 2007: Melbourne around 120, Sydney above 80, Brisbane around 40. In 2008: Melbourne around 120, Sydney above 40, Brisbane around 60. In 2009: Melbourne below 100, Sydney above 60, Brisbane around 60. In 2010: Melbourne below 100, Sydney below 60, Brisbane around 40. In 2011: Melbourne slightly above 100, Sydney below 80, Brisbane below 60. In 2012: Melbourne slightly below 120, Sydney slightly above 80, Brisbane below 60. In 2013: Melbourne around 120, Sydney around 100, Brisbane around 60. In 2014: Melbourne 100 to 80, Sydney below 80, Brisbane above 60. In 2015: Melbourne above 100, Sydney slight drop then up from slightly below 80 to around 100
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The following graph depicts the trends in population growth in three Australian cities – Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in the period from 1992 to 2016.
All three cities exhibit a general increase in population, with the population growth highest in Melbourne and Sydney and lower in Brisbane.
Melbourne demonstrated the most rapid rise in population, from just over 20,000 in 1992 to nearly 110,000 in 2016. Moreover, Melbourne showed the most stable growth in population with fewer fluctuations from 1992 to 2016 relative to the other 2 cities.
Sydney also demonstrated a rapid rise in population, from nearly 30,000 in 1992 to over 100,000 in 2016. However, this growth was marked by significant fluctuations, such as the sharp fall in population from over 60,000 in 2001 to nearly 20,000 in 2004. Finally, Brisbane saw a growth in population marked by several fluctuations as well, with the population peaking at over 60,000 between 2007 and 2010. The overall population growth over the entire period for the city was the lowest of the three cities measured.
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