The pie chart shows the percentage of the Australian population based on their place of birth, while the table illustrates where these individuals live.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that most people living in Australia were born in this country. It is also clear from the table that urban areas are more popular among these residents.
Regarding the pie chart, Australia is the birthplace of 73% of the population. Meanwhile, 14% of people living in Australia were born in other countries, which is twice the figure for the UK. Residents from New Zealand, China, and the Netherlands make up small proportions of 3%, 2%, and 1% respectively.
As shown in the table, 99% of Australians born in China live in cities, which is significantly higher than the proportions for those from the Netherlands, the UK, or Australia, at 90%, 89%, and 83% respectively. Natives of New Zealand are the most likely to live in rural areas, comprising 20% of that group.
