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The image contains a bar graph titled "Australia telephone calls, by category, 2001-2008," displaying three categories: Local, National & International, and Mobiles. In 2001, Local had 72 units, National & International had 38 units, and Mobiles had 2 units. In 2002, Local had 78 units, National & International had 41 units, and Mobiles had 5 units. In 2003, Local had 85 units, National & International had 45 units, and Mobiles had 7 units. In 2004, Local had 89 units, National & International had 48 units, and Mobiles had 9 units. In 2005, Local had 90 units, National & International had 50 units, and Mobiles had 12 units. In 2006, Local had 84 units, National & International had 55 units, and Mobiles had 23 units. In 2007, Local had 79 units, National & International had 50 units, and Mobiles had 39 units. In 2008, Local had 72 units, National & International had 46 units, and Mobiles had 51 units.
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The bar chart depicts the time spent on telecommunication in Australia from 2001 to 2008.
Australia’s local services were the highest over a span of eight years, rising from more than 70 billion minutes in 2001 to approximately 90 billion minutes in 2003. But its local services had fallen back in the following year.
National and International grew steadily from around 40 billion to nearly 60 billion in the bar chart. Although the last two years seem to be stayed steady.
In term of Mobile services, there were dramatically increased from 2 billion to just under 50 billion minutes. The peak was obvious by the year of 2006 and 2008.
To sum up, local services were the most popular for Australian. Even though mobile services grew gradually, their usage was lower than the others.
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