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Band 6+: The chart shows internet speeds in five different Australian cities in megabytes per second in 2005 and 2015. The graph shows the type of internet connections Australian people had in 2010.

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The image shows internet speeds in megabytes per second in five Australian cities in 2005 and 2015, and types of internet connections in 2010; Sydney: 2015-12 MBPS, 2005-6 MBPS; Melbourne: 2015-8 MBPS, 2005-4 MBPS; Perth: 2015-4 MBPS, 2005-2 MBPS; Adelaide: 2015-4 MBPS, 2005-3 MBPS; Brisbane: 2015-8 MBPS, 2005-5 MBPS; broadband-88.98%, dial up-1.84%, mobile-8.54%, none-0.64%.
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The bar graph gives data about internet connection speed in two separate years. The pie chart illustrates the kind of internet used by Australian people in 2010.

Overall, all cities experienced an upward trend in internet level with Melbourne which increased almost threefold. While Sydney had the best internet connection, broadband was the most preferred type.

To begin, Sydney had the fastest internet with speeds of about 13 and 14 mbps in both 2005 and 2015 respectively. As for Melbourne, there was significant growth, reaching about 6 Mbps. In Perth, there was also a slight increase in internet speed. Meanwhile, internet connection speed in Adelaide and Brisbane increased marginally over the period.

Turning to internet types, Broadband was the most used comprising more than half of the total, and this was followed by mobile internet comprising just over one-third. In contrast, only 1.48% of people had a dial-up type and, only around 1% of people didn’t use the internet.

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