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Band 4+: The table and pie chart give information about population in Australia according to different nationalities and areas.

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The image has both a table and a pie chart containing data on the population in Australia categorized by different nationalities and areas. The pie chart shows that Australians make up 73% of the population, followed by British at 7%, Other nationalities at 14%, New Zealanders at 3%, Chinese at 2%, and Dutch at 1%. The table displays Australians living in the city at 80% and countryside at 20%, British in the city at 89% and countryside at 11%, New Zealanders in the city at 90% and countryside at 10%, Chinese in the city at 99% and countryside at 1%, and the Dutch in the city at 83% and countryside at 17%.
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The chart below shows Australia’s residents’ nations while the table gives information about residential areas like city or countryside. It is clear that, almost all people live in city and among some nationalities China’s rate is the highest. The Dutch are less common in Australia.

When we look at the pie, the most of the populations are Australian at 73% and 14 of people in Australia came from other ethnicities. British inhabitants consist of 7% citizens while New Zealand, Chinese and Dutch has a small figure at 3, 2 and 1 respectively.

It is notable that about all the nationalities reside in city center.Just under a hundred percentage of Chinese inhabit in city while that of in British is lower by 10. The figure in Australia and new Zealand differs by 10 standing at 80 and 90. While more than four fifth of Dutchmen occupy in urban area.A fifth of Australian live in countryside and this figure is higher than others in terms of living country while that of Dutch stand at 17. A mere 11 of British ethnicity prefer living village and New Zealand’s rate is higher by a percentage. The lowest figure seen in Chinese figure at 1.

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