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Band 5+: The charts below show how often people of different age groups in Australia watched videos online. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays four pie charts detailing frequency by age group. For Age 25-34, the distribution is: Daily 39%, At least once a week 29%, At least once a month 14%, and Rarely or never 18%. For Age 35-44, the distribution is: Daily 26%, At least once a week 27%, At least once a month 15%, and Rarely or never 32%. For Age 45-59, the distribution is: Daily 16%, At least once a week 24%, At least once a month 11%, and Rarely or never 49%. For Age 60+, the distribution is: Daily 8%, At least once a week 17%, At least once a month 10%, and Rarely or never 65%.
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The pie charts compare the practices of watching videos online in Australia with the citizens of different age groups.

Overall, age 25-34 people watched vedios online the most than any other age group of people. By contrast, age 60+ people watched the least vedios online in Australia throughout the period.

Age 25-34, they viewed more vedios daily on online which was 39% than any other age groups. Age 35-44 and 45-59 watched vedios daily only 26% and 16% whereas age 60+ citizens watched the least vedios daily with the percentage of 8%. There were little difference of waching vedios at least once a week among age 25-34, 35-44 and 45-59. Only 17% of age 60+ citizens watched motion pictures at least once a week. In the basis of watching vedios at least once a month, age 25-34 and 35-44 peoples’ number are almost same with the percentage of 14 and 15. On the other hand, age 45-59 and 60+ peoples’ number are almost same with the percentage of 11 and 10.

For age 60+ citizens, 65% citizens were watched rarely or never watched any vedios on online which is the highest numbers of all ages. In the category of rarely or never watched any vedios on online, there were a little differences among other age groups’ proportion.

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