The pie charts illustrate the distribution of news access methods in Canada and Australia.
In Canada, the most popular way to access news is through television, accounting for 40% of the total, followed by online news at 36%. Print media (14%) and radio (7%) have a more modest presence, while 3% of the population uses unspecified sources.
In Australia, the majority of people access news online (52%), making it the dominant medium. Television is also significant, though less so than in Canada, with 37%. Print accounts for 7%, and radio is the least used method, at only 2%. Unspecified sources are also minimal in Australia, at 2%.
Comparing the two countries, Canada relies more on television (40% vs. 37%) and print media (14% vs. 7%), while Australia shows a higher preference for online news (52% vs. 36%). Radio usage is much higher in Canada, rather than Australia, it is a minimal source of news. This conclude that Australians are more inclined to use the internet for news, whereas Canadians maintain a stronger reliance on traditional media like television and print.