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The image shows percentages of people in Australia born in Asia, the UK, and Other regions for the years 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, and 2011. In 1976, the percentages were UK at about 15%, Other at about 12%, Asia at about 3%, and Total at about 22%. For 1981, UK was around 14%, Other remained approximately 12%, Asia slightly above 5%, and Total near 21%. In 1986, UK dipped to around 12%, Other stayed around 12%, Asia rose to approximately 7%, and Total hovered around 20%. By 1991, UK fell slightly below 12%, Other slightly above 12%, Asia about 8%, and Total around 19%. In 1996, UK continued decreasing to about 10%, Other about 13%, Asia approached 9%, and Total steadied around 18%. For 2001, UK lowered to approximately 8%, Other about 14%, Asia near 11%, and Total roughly constant at 18%. In 2006, UK dropped further to below 8%, Other around 16%, Asia surged over 13%, and Total remained near 18%. By 2011, UK decreased to around 6%, Other peaked near 18%, Asia spiked to 14%, and Total rose to about 25%.
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of citizens in Australia who came from Asian, UK, and other regions from 1976 to 2011.
Overall, it is clear that the percentage from the UK decreased, while the percentage from Asian and other areas increased year by year. Of the three, the percentage of Asian citizens changed the most.
In 1976, the percentage of Asian citizens was just under 5%, but it increased steadily until it peaked at 15% and ranked first among the three groups: Asian, the UK, and other regions. Meanwhile, the UK in 1976 had the highest percentage, nearly 15%, before it declined significantly to 5% in 2011. and the last of the three groups was shown by statistics, which were many different zones in Australia. They did not have a lot of changes when they had a steady rise trend, nearly 15% from 1976 to 2006, then went down around 11% in 2011.
Meanwhile, the total always had the highest percentage in the line graph. Before reaching the highest point of 25% in 2011, it achieved higher than 20%, around 21-22% although it went down continuously for 25 years
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