Band 6+: The percentage of people who were born in Australia and who were born outside Australia living in urban, rural and town between 1995 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting this main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The given bar charts compare three distinct areas in terms of the proportion of people who was given birth in and outside Australia in 1995 and 2010.

Overall, the percentage of people born in city witnessed an upward trend as opposed to the downward recorded for that of town and rural areas. Furthermore, the majority of people was born in the cities.

In 1995, both the number of people born in and outside Australia in the cities accounted for the largest percentage point with approximately 50% and exactly 60%, respectively. Then, the value of people born in Australia increased to over 60%, whilst the figure for people born outside Australia shared the same trend, peaking at 80% in 2010.

Town, on the other hand, had the lowest percentage in 1995 with only 20% choose to born in Australia and also around two-fold larger than that of people born outside Australia. It was then followed by the slight fall in the proportion of people born in towns in Australia by almost 2%, this point of percentage was also the decrease value of the figure for people born outside Australia. Sharing the similar trend, with around 30% and 40% of the people born in and outside Australia, there was a dramatically decline in both figures to reach the low of nearly 20% and approximately 10%.