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The image depicts a bar chart with the title "Percentage of overweight men and women, Australia (1980-2010)". It consists of data on two categories: male and female, with figures for years 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2010. For males in 1980, the percentage is over 40%; in 1990 it rises slightly, in 2000 it reaches over 50%, and in 2010 it is close to 70%. For females, in 1980 the percentage is just below 30%, in 1990 it is around 35%, in 2000 it jumps to over 50%, and in 2010 it is near 60%. The bar heights increase from left to right for both males and females, showing an upward trend in the percentage of overweight individuals over the thirty-year span.
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The bar chart compares the obesity rate among males and females in Australia over a thirty-year period (1980-2010).
Overall, the proportion of both overweight men and women in Australia increased noticeably over the given period, with the exception of the year 2010. Notably, the percentage of Australian men who were overweight was significantly higher than that of women in each year.
In 1980, almost a half of the male population in Australia was obese, while this figure for females was 30%. Over the following two decades, the percentage of overweight males and females increased by 20%: the former rose slightly before increasing dramatically to 70%, there was a moderate growth in the latter, at 50%.
By 2010, the proportions of obese both men and women did not continued their upward trend. The figure for men saw a slight decrease to just below 70%, however, the figure for opposite gender remained unchanged at 50%.
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