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Band 5+: The table below shows the proportion of different categories of families living in poverty in Australia in 1999. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains a table showing the proportion of different household types living in poverty in Australia in 1999. Among the categories, sole parents had a poverty rate of 21% (232,000 people), and single people with no children had a rate of 19% (359,000). Couples with children were at 12% (933,000), while couples with no children were at 7% (211,000). For elderly households, single elderly people had a rate of 6% (54,000), and elderly couples had a rate of 4% (48,000). Overall, the poverty rate for all households combined was 11%, which amounted to 1,837,000 people.
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This table reveals the information about the proportion of poverty in different categories of families residing in Australia in 1999.

The Chart shows only 11% which were total 1837000 people facing poverty. They categorized people into 6 sections. Highest percentage were sole parents of 21% while lowest number were 4% among the aged couple respectively. Single age person belongs were 6% while single people with no kids are 19% which is second largest after sole parents. Couple who had kids are 12% whereas spouses with no children are only 7% in 1999.

The distribution proportion of people living in poverty in 1999 shown by the table. The lowest number were the aged couple as per provided information and there are raised percentage of 21% which are sole parents. Chart categorize the people into 6 sections who are facing the poverty, each age group was given percentage and relationship status is shown in each layer.

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