The bar chart illustrates how Australian inhabitants visited four places: zoo, library, theater and cinema. Overall, the most significant percentage of people living in Astraulia, categorized by their birthplace, attended cinema, while the opposite was true for theatre.
Firstly, cinema was the major destination of the natives, standing at 70% of the population. By contrast, at 20% of the people, theatre witnessed the smallest proportion of Australian natives. Zoo, on the other hand, experienced over 40% of attendees born in Australia, approximately 4% higher than that in library.
New migrants born in English-speaking countries also had a similar pattern as natives of Australia. While 65% of people from English-speaking nations visited cinema, there was only 25% of those who went to theatre. Compared to half of the people attending zoo, one out of ten less than that visited library.
Conversely, the majority of migrants from other countries perfered library to among other places in Australia, accounting for 55% of the people. Cinema, however, just ranked below library, saw 50% of the visitors from other nations. Following that, the rates of the migrants born in other nations going to zoo and theatre were 35% and 10%, respectively. Theatre attracted the least attendees from both birthplaces.