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The image shows a bar graph titled "Percentage of women giving birth to their first child" for the years 1966, 1986, and 2006; age groups are Under 19, 19-24, 25-30, 30-34, 35-39, Over 40; 1966 percentages: Under 19 at ~23%, 19-24 at ~55%, 25-30 at ~16%, 30-34 at ~4%, 35-39 at ~1%, Over 40 at ~0%; 1986 percentages: Under 19 at ~15%, 19-24 at ~40%, 25-30 at ~30%, 30-34 at ~11%, 35-39 at ~3%, Over 40 at ~1%; 2006 percentages: Under 19 at ~8%, 19-24 at ~25%, 25-30 at ~35%, 30-34 at ~20%, 35-39 at ~9%, Over 40 at ~2%.
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The bar chart provided demonstrates data on how old women from Australia were when they gave a birth to their first child in 1966, 1986, an 2006.
Overall, it can bee seen that the category of of women whose age was 19 to 24 had undergone a decline over the years. Additionally, the percentage of women who were over 40 was the smallest among other age categories for the given years.
Looking into the details, it is seen that in 1966 the proportion of females at the age of 19 to 24, who gave a birth to their first child was just over 60%, while in the same year the percentage of those who gave a birth at the age of 40 or over was roughly at 0%. Bringing their first child to life, women whose age was under 19 were at 30%, whereas for women who were 25 to 30, the percentage was slightly higher than those were under 19 at around 32%.
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