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Band 6+: The line chart details the proportion of residents living in Australia in millions from different regions between 1976 and 2011

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The image depicts a line chart displaying the proportion of residents originating from different regions living in Australia between 1976 and 2011. Four lines represent data for Total residents and those from the UK, Other regions, and Asia. "Total" decreases slightly from nearly 28 million in 1976 to slightly above 25 million in 1986, then increases to above 29 million in 2011. Data for "UK" shows a decreasing trend from about 18 million in 1976 to 13 million in 2011. "Other" regions exhibit an increase starting from over 5 million in 1976 to reaching approximately 11 million in 2011. "Asia" shows a substantial rise, moving from an estimated 2 million in 1976 to about 8 million in 2011.
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The line graph illustrates the number of inhabitants living in Australia in millions from various regions from 1976 to 2011

Overall, the percentage of Australian people who were born abroad fluctuated significantly over the measured period. Additionally, there was an escalation in the number of Asia regions and other regions, while the opposite trend was true for UK regions

To begin with, in 1976, the percentage of UK-born Australians was nearly 15 million, which was almost three times higher than the figure for those born in Asia. Over the following years, the percentage of Australians born in the UK kept falling which reached its lowest point at the end of the period with only 5 million, while those born in Asia rose steadily which reached a peak of 15 million in 2011

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Meanwhile, the figures for Australians born in other regions fluctuated significantly over the period between above 10 million and below 15 million, however, rose overall to around 13 million in 2011. Starting at approximately 23 million in 1976, the total Australian regions decreased to around 20 million during the late eighties and early nineties, followed by an increase to exactly 25 million at the end of the period

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