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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 provides the number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in Australia, divided into three groups, for the years 2001 to 2008.
Overall, there was a notable shift in the number of minutes of telephone calls in this country over this 8 year period, characterized by increases in National % International telephone calls and Mobiles calls , and the fluctuation of local telephone calls.
The number of local telephone calls in Australia remained constant at around 72 to 85 billion in the first three years before increasing to a peak of 89 and 90 billion in 2004, 2005. After hitting its highest point, it experienced a decline, dropping from 90% in 2001 to 72% in 2008, reflecting changing attitudes towards calling in Australia during this time frame.
Furthermore, the number of minutes in both National & International and Mobiles went up over 8 years. The number of mobile telephone calls increased dramatically from 2% in 2001 to 46% in 2008 while National & International callings rose gradually to 61% in 2008.
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