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The image displays a line graph with four lines representing TOTAL, UK, OTHER, and ASIA over the years 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, and 2011. The TOTAL line starts at approximately 5% in 1976, rises to about 10% by 1986, and continues to increase to approximately 11% in 1991, approximately 14% in 2001, and reaching around 22% by 2011. The UK line starts around 7% in 1976, drops to just under 5% by 1986, fluctuates up to around 9% by 1991, falls to about 6% in 2001, and then rises slightly to about 7% in 2011. The OTHER line starts from about 5% in 1976, rises to around 12% in 1986, peaks at around 17% in 1991, falls to about 14% in 1996, dropping further to about 9% in 2006 and rising slightly to around 11% in 2011. The ASIA line begins at around 2% in 1976, remains stable till 1981, then rises gradually to about 4% in 2006, and increases sharply to about 11% in 2011.
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The given bar illustrates the percentage of Australian people whose home countries were in Asia, the UK and other regions from 1976 to 2011.
Overall, there was an upward trend in the data for total, Asia and other while the opposite trend was true for the percentage of the UK. Moreover, Asia witnessed the most changes for the entire surveyed period.
As can be seen, standing at about 22.5% in 1976, the total percentage dropped by 2% in 2001 before hitting its highest point at 25% in 2011. In contrast, the period of 35 years saw a significant decrease from 17% to 5% in the percentage of Australian dwellers that were born in the UK.
Over the same period, the percentage of people whose countries were in Asia underwent a huge growth of 15% from just above 0% in 1976. Regarding other regions, after declining moderately from 10.5% in 1976 to 7.6% in 1986, the figure for other regions recovered to hit its peak at 13.5% in 2006. In the last five years, a minimal decrease of 1% was recorded in the percentage of people from other regions that migrated to Australia.
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