The pie chart above depicts the percentages of the population in Australia by several nationalities, whereas the table informs us about their location in the country.
Overall, the biggest part is occupied by Australians, reaching 73%. In more detail, British, New Zealanders, Dutch, and Chinese are not a significant part of the Australian population, which is slightly less than 15% together. However, other national representatives took a sizable part in this statistic, being around 15% as well.
Furthermore, all of the nationalities located in Australia prefer to live in the urban area rather than somewhere countryside. Chinese tend to choose the city as a place for living more extensively than others and just 1% of them are out of the city. At the same time, a fifth of the Australian live in the non-urban area which is the highest number in that table. The tendency of other nationalities according to location fluctuates gradually, from 83 to 89%.