The pie chart and the table present information about the population of Australia based on nationality and whether people live in cities or the countryside.
Overall, the majority of the Australian population consists of native Australians, while smaller proportions are made up of British, New Zealanders, Chinese, Dutch, and other nationalities. In addition, people from all backgrounds tend to live in cities rather than in rural areas.
According to the pie chart, Australians account for the largest share of the population at 73%. The next largest group is British at 7%, followed by New Zealanders (3%), Chinese (2%), and Dutch (1%). The remaining 14% is composed of people from various other nationalities.
Turning to the table, it is clear that city residency is dominant among all groups. For example, 80% of Australians live in urban areas, compared to 20% in the countryside. A similar pattern is observed among the British (89% in cities) and the Dutch (83% in cities). The proportion is even higher for New Zealanders and especially Chinese, with 99% of the Chinese population residing in cities and only 1% in rural areas.
In conclusion, while Australians make up the overwhelming majority of the population, Australia is still home to diverse nationalities. Across all groups, there is a strong preference for living in cities rather than in the countryside.