The pie chart illustrates the percentage of workers who are immigrants from different regions in Australia in 1991.
Overall, the share of Europeans workers moved to Australia was the most, while the percentage of immigrants from America was the least. What stands out from the graph is that there was roughly the same percentage of workers from North Africa and the Middle East, and Other countries in Australia.
Europeans and Asians had the biggest percentage of all immigrants. However the percentage of people came from Europe were almost 3 times more that those of Asia (62% and 17%).
Immigrants from New Zealand, North Africa and the Middle East, America, Other countries working in Australia were quarter of all other countries. The proportion of immigrants from New Zealand was around one tenth (9%), however, that of Other countries was only 5%. North Africans and people from Middle East with Americans comprised 4% and 3% respectively.
