Band 5+: The pie charts compare ways of accessing the news in Canada and Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate the various ways where people from Canada and Australia are able to access the news.

Overall, the top two ways that share the highest proportions that allows citizens from Canada and Australia access the news are TV and Online. Whilst Print and Radio share lower percentages than TV and Online, However, Radio percentage outnumbers that of Print by almost a double in both countries.

In regards with TV and Online, Although, they both stand the largest shares among all types, there is some variance in their proportions in Canada and Australia, where they share 40% and 36% in Canada respectively making the percentage of TV more than that of Online. While it the complete opposite in Australia where Online dominate more than have of shares with 52%, meanwhile, TV amounted to 37%.

The remaining types, Print and Radio share considerable percentages in the news accessing. Where the first takes 14% and the latter hold 7% in Canada. Meanwhile, in Australia, their percentages are much lower where Print grasp 7% and Radio totaled just 2%.