The chart represents the information about what percentage of people living in Australia visiting entertain or cultural places in their free time 2010.
The most visited place is a leisure facility— cinema. The results show: 70% of native Australians; approximately 65% of new miggrants, that born in English-speaking countries; 50% of new migrants, that born in other countries visit this particular place for entertainment. Furthermore, people, living in Australia, adore visiting library: roughly 40% of natives, 40% of new migrants from English-speaking countries and with a great difference in 15%— new migrants from other countries. The least admired place for amusement is zoo. In contrast with the previous facility only 35% of individuals, who was born in Australia, visit this space. However, comparing with the library the percentage of new migrants, from both English-speaking and other-speaking countries, increased by 5% and 10%. The lowest visited place is a cultural facility. Theatre is visited by 20% of indigenous Australians, by a small margin of 5% is new migrants from English-speaking countries, and 10% of migrants from other countries.
In general, the chart illustrates that in the 2010 the least popular facility was a cultural place— theatre, than other leisure activities, such as cinema, zoo and library.