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The image shows a bar graph with four categories: Zoo, Library, Theatre, and Cinema, with three different groups represented: Born in Australia, New migrants born in English-speaking countries, and New migrants born in other countries. For the Zoo category, Born in Australia group is around 28%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries is around 25%, and New migrants born in other countries is around 20%. For the Library category, Born in Australia group is around 45%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries is around 40%, and New migrants born in other countries is around 35%. For the Theatre category, Born in Australia group is around 25%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries is around 15%, and New migrants born in other countries is around 10%. For the Cinema category, Born in Australia group is around 65%, New migrants born in English-speaking countries is around 48%, and New migrants born in other countries is around 55%. The graph shows that the Born in Australia group consistently has a higher percentage in all categories.
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The bar graph illustrates the frequency of visits to recreational venues, namely Zoo, Library, Theatre, and Cinema, by three demographic groups residing in Australia.
Overall, individuals born in Australia display a higher propensity to visit all listed venues compared to the two migrant groups.
Regarding Zoo visits, around 28% of Australian-born individuals frequented this venue, slightly exceeding the 25% of migrants from English-speaking countries. Meanwhile, only 20% of non-English-speaking migrants visited the Zoo. A similar trend emerges for Library attendance, where 45% of Australian-born individuals patronized libraries, compared to 40% and 35% for migrants from English-speaking and non-English-speaking nations, respectively.
Conversely, Theatre and Cinema attendance demonstrate stark differences. Approximately 25% of Australian-born individuals attended the Theatre, notably surpassing the 15% and 10% recorded for migrants from English-speaking and non-English-speaking backgrounds. In contrast, Cinema attendance was remarkably high among Australian-born individuals at 65%, followed by 55% for non-English-speaking migrants and 48% for English-speaking migrants.
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