The pie chart illustrates the different nationalities living in Australia, while the table shows a comparison of their intention to live in urban or rural areas.
Overall, the major occupants in Australia are apparently Australians, leading to the highest population among others. It is clearly shown that residents from all nationalities tend to live in metropolises rather than rural areas.
Regarding the pie chart, a significant portion of the country’s populace are local Australians, with the largest proportion at 73%, while “Others” follow as the second largest population at 14%. However, British people and New Zealanders occupy smaller proportions, at 7% and 3% respectively. Moreover, Chinese and Dutch immigrants also live there, though in relatively small percentages.
As per given table, the nationalities who inhabit urban areas the most are significantly Chinese (99%) and New Zealanders (90%). Similarly, t he remaining nationalities also choose to live in cities rather than rural areas, such as British, Dutch, and Au stralians, with respective prop ortions of 89%, 83%, and 80% accordingly. In contrast, only a small percentage of inhabitants live in the countryside, while Australians are the most numerous population there with 20%.