The pie chart depicts the constitution of those residing in Australia with respect to their nationalities, whereas the table details where these people live in an unspecified year.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that Australian demographics hold the lion’s share in the population of this nation. Another interesting point is that most residents opt for the city regardless of ethnicity.
With regards to the pie chart, local Australian people represent nearly three fourths (73%) of the total population. Next came other countries with 14%, whilst 7% come from the UK. Those whose home countries are in Dutch, China and New Zealand hold a negligible 1-3% of total people residing in Australia.
In terms of the table, the vast majority of surveyed Australian demographics favour living in the city with 8 out of 10. A similar pattern can be seen in the figures for Dutch, British and New Zealander residents, amounting to 83%, 89% and 90% respectively. This trend is particularly evident in Chinese people with 99% choosing to live in the city.