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Band 6+: The table below gives information about the situation of marriage and age from 1960 to 2000 in Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image features a table with five column headers: "Year", "Religion marriage", "Civil marriage", "The average age of bride", and "The average age of bridegroom". The data rows for each year are as follows: for 1960, Religion marriage is 25.000, Civil marriage is 8.000, The average age of bride is 21, and The average age of bridegroom is 24; for 1970, Religion marriage is 28.000, Civil marriage is 12.000, The average age of bride is 23, and The average age of bridegroom is 25; for 1980, Religion marriage is 50.000, Civil marriage is 16.000, The average age of bride is 25, and The average age of bridegroom is 27; for 1990, Religion marriage is 32.000, Civil marriage is 23.000, The average age of bride is 27, and The average age of bridegroom is 30; for 2000, Religion marriage is 34.000, Civil marriage is 40.000, The average age of bride is 30, and The average age of bridegroom is 32.
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The table depicts details about the circumstance of the wedding and the appropriate age between the years 1960 and 2000 in Australia.

Overall, the information includes religion marriage, civil marriage, and age of the bride and bridegroom with gaps of 10 years. Moreover, during the year 1980, the highest number of weddings was observed in religion, whereas for civil marriage, it was at its peak during 2000. The average age of the bride was noticed to be between 20 and 30 years, and for the bridegroom, it was 20 to 35.

In 1960, the number of religious and civil marriages was around 25,000 and 8,000, respectively. The brides were around 21, whereas the grooms were 24 years old. In 1970, the number showed gradual growth, with 2,000 in religion and 4,000 in civil marriages, while the mean age was near 24 for both. Furthermore, the religion wedding had a rapid surge, thus the total amount being near to 50,000 in 1980. On the other hand, in 1990, the sudden rise in the number of wedding declines to 32,000, but the civil sector was still increasing gradually. Lastly, the number of people in both marriage sectors was around 34,000 for religion and 40,000 for civil, at the average age of 30 and 32.

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