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The image presents a line graph detailing the percentage of Australian-born individuals originating from various global regions between 1976 and 2011. In 1976, the Total was approximately 23%, UK was around 14%, Other was about 8%, and Asia was roughly 0%. By 1981, these figures were roughly 23% Total, about 13% UK, approximately 9% Other, barely 1% Asia. In 1986, percentages were around 24% Total, 12% UK, nearly 10% Other, slightly above 1% Asia. In 1991, Total was approximately 25%, UK was around 11%, Other roughly 11%, Asia nearly 2%. For 1996, Total remained near 25%, around 10% UK, about 12% Other, 3% Asia. By 2001, Total was around 26%, UK was near 8%, Other roughly 13%, Asia slightly below 4%. In 2006, Total was about 27%, UK at nearly 7%, Other at approximately 14%, Asia slightly above 5%. Finally, in 2011, Total reached about 28%, UK stayed around 6%, Other roughly 16%, with Asia just under 7%.
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The line graph depicts the percentage of Australian people who were born in various areas of the entire world, from 1976 to 2011.
Overall, throughout the period, a decline in the birth rate of Australian people was seen only in the UK. In other areas, however, it saw an increase with some trend changes.
A gradual decrease was observed in the birth rate in the UK, dropping from 14% to 5%. In contrast, the percentage of Australian people who were born in Asia underwent a marginal growth, increasing from 3% to 15%, over the period.
Between 1976 and 1986, the birth rate in the other states experienced a consistent decrease, falling approximately from 12% to 7%, followed by a recover to 13%, in the end of the period.
A gradual drop was seen in the total percentage of all countries, until 1986, going down from 27% to 23%, before it illustrates a significant rise, in the end of the period, growing approximately from 23% to 33%.
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