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Band 5+: The table and pie chart give information about population in Australia according to different nationalities and areas.

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The illustrations depict source about populace in Australia according to 5 nationalities in different areas.

Overall, in Australia the most population is native people and most of them live in city. Other countries people such as New Zealander, British, and Dutch stay in city, but one tenth of them dwell in the Countryside. Chinese population live in City, however only several humans are in the residental area.

Local people constitues just over three quarters of population in Australia. Other countries nationality shows 14% which doubled British people. New Zealander has only 3%, while Chinese and Ducth have 1% differences between each other.

These countries humans live most in city, and so do Australians. All of Chinese live in City with groundvreaking 99%, whereas only 1% are in the suburban area. New Zealander is lower than former whith 90% and one of tehth inhabit in Countryside. British is quite similar which making up 89%, but in countryside is a bit more than New Zealander. Native population illustrates a four fifth percent in the city. Howeveer, in contrast of other nationalities more Australian peoples live in village. Dutch also prefer to stay in ity area which constitutes 83% and last 17% live in Countryside

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