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Band 4+: The chart below shows where migrants to Australia came from by region, in 1987 and 1997.

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The image displays a bar chart comparing data for six regions between 1987 and 1997: Oceania shows 15 in 1987 and 30 in 1997; Europe shows 25 in 1987 and 35 in 1997; Middle East Africa shows 10 in 1987 and 15 in 1997; North East Asia shows 15 in 1987 and 20 in 1997; Rest of Asia shows 20 in 1987 and 15 in 1997; North/South American shows 5 in 1987 and 10 in 1997.
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The graph illustrates the regions of origin for migrants to Australia in the years 1987 and 1997.

In general, it is evident that Europe maintained its leading position, across both years.Subsequently, various areas observe notable shifts.

To begin with, in 1987 year Oceania stood at approximately 17%, respectively. Those the Oceania in 1997 year dominated on 23%. Europe indicates a clear and progressive in 1987 year,climbed to 33%,and in 1997 year Europe lagged significantly behind with about 7 ratio.Conversely, Middle East Africa accounted 15% in 1987, thereafter its modest increase in 1997 year.

Meanwhile, the North East Asia complied 15%, as and Middle East Africa,both held an equal share. Though in 1997 year its continaed to widden reaching 24%. Whereas,the Rest of Asia in 1987 experienced a steady rise, which complied 22%,and in 1997 its fell considerably short with roughly 13%.However,North/South American observe a very small share in both years, which reaching only 6% and 5%.

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