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Band 6+: The graph below gives information about the percentage of people living in Australia who were born in Asia, the UK, and other regions.

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The image displays a line graph detailing percentages of Australian residents by birthplace across five time points (1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, 2011); total percentages are 23% (1976), 22% (1986), 20% (2001), and 25% (2011); UK-born show 14% (1976), 12% (1981), roughly 10% (1986), 8% (1996), 7% (2001), and about 5% (2011); Asia-born remain steady at 3% (1976), increase slightly above 5% (1991), then rise to around 15% (2011); other regions start slightly less than 5% (1976), reaching above 10% (1996) and maintaining slightly less than 15% (2011).
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The graph clearly depicts the per centum of nationals from different regions residing in Australia from 1976 to 2011.

Overall, the people from the UK steadily decreased over the time. While, the individuals from asian shown an opposite trend with continous increase in number. The number of immigrants from other regions demonstrates a varying and fluctuated behaviour. Total percentage of people decreased till 2001 and then goes on increasing towards 2011.

The percentage of people from the UK dipped down from almost 15% in 1976, where they were highest in percent, to aboout 5% in 2011.The individuals from Asia were lowest in Australia in 1976 with a slight less than 5%, while they were highest in 2011 with a little more than 15%.

The immigrants from other regions showed fluctuations, reaching lowest with less than 10% in 1991 and peaking to about 15% in 2006 and then drop in their number till 2011.The total inflow of masses in Australia gradually dipped until 2001 and then soared to highest with almost 25% in 2011.

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