The illustrated line graph demonstrates data about growth of population in three major Australian cities over a period spanning from 1992 to 2016.
Overall, it is apparent that all the lines had fluctuations in surging and Sydney dominated by the end of the period, while Brisbane had the lower points. As for the Melbourne, the population had considerable oscilates, starting with the reduced scores.
As for the Sydney, which is commenced at just over 20 thousands and had a rapid decline to nearly 16 thousands by 1995. After, the dramaric increase to appomixately 38% occured between 1995 and 1996, similar to the oscillates of Melbourne. Post-event, the line was stable at nearly 40k from 2001 to 2004. It had a consistent upward trend until 2016, witnessing rapid decrease to around 70,000 from 100,000 after 2010. The increase in the number of people in this city hit the record by the end, although the proportion started at a lowest number among other two cities.
As for the Melbourne, the noticable drop was right after its start at nearly 30,000 between 1992 and 1995. The population growth maintained a sustainable rising until 2001, and observed a sharp plummet to 20,000 by 2004. After, between 2007 and 2010, the city population soared to over 80,000, but endured another fall to around 70,000 by 2012. Despite the higher commence, Melbourne reached its zenith in 2016, overtaked by Sydney.
As for the Brisbane, the rate of population increase was started at nearly 20,000, almost the same with Sydney, and having a slight improve by 1995 to around 39,000. The trajectory had palpitations until it reached its maximum attainable grade at just over 60,000 by 2010. Contrarily to Melbourne and Sydney, the population rate of Brisbane noticed a robust downward trend by the end, ending at around 50 thousands.