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Band 6+: the charts give information about two genres of TV programes watched by men and women and four different age groups in Australia.

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The image contains two separate bar graphs depicting percentages that lack a stated context or title beyond "Percentage who watch reality shows" and "Percentage who watch game shows." The x-axes categorize by gender (Male, Female) and age groups (16-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45+), while the y-axes measure percentage from 0 to 80 in increments of 10. The first graph shows percentages at approximately 20 for Male, 70 for Female, 10 for 16-24, 50 for 25-34, 60 for 35-44, and 70 for 45+. The second graph presents data at roughly 60 for Male, 70 for Female, 20 for 16-24, 50 for 25-34, 60 for 35-44, and 60 for 45+. No other numerical data points, trends, years, or specific percentages are visible.
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The bar charts illustrate the percentages of men and women, as well as people across four different age ranges, 16-24, 25-34, 34-44, over 45, who watched reality shows and game shows in Australia.

Overall, the viewership of these two genres showed notable differences by age and gender. The viewers of reality show was higher among women, at 70% than men, at 35%. Reality show experienced a steady upward trend in popularity across all age ranges, with the highest viewership in the age range of over 45 reaching nearly 70%.

In comparison, game shows were slightly more popular among men, at over 60% compared to 60% of women. Viewers aged over 45 remained the highest viewership among other age ranges, reaching 70%, while 16-24 age range accounted for 50% in the same category. Meanwhile, the figures for 25-34 age range and 35-44 age range shared similar levels around 40%.

In summary, while women favoured reality show the most, with viewers aged over 45 representing the highest figures, men and women showed similar preferences for game shows, with people aged over 45 and 16-24 considered the top viewers.

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