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The bar chart compares the proportion of Australian
women
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who gave
birth
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in different
age
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groups in the years 1966, 1986 and 2006. It is clear that
women
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preferred to have a
child
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at greater
age
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categories over the period shown. The
percentage
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of
women
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aged 30 -34 and 34-39 who tended to have a
child
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increased. While the proportion of females who gave
birth
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in the
age
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group of under 19 and 19-24 decreased. In 1966, the
percentage
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of females who gave
birth
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under 19 year-olds was highest, at about 62 per
cent
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.
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second highest
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percentage
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of
women
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who had a
child
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was at
age
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of 25-30, at about 35 per
cent
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. The highest
percentage
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of females who gave
birth
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in 1986 was 25-30, with about 50 per
cent
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. In 2006, the
age
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of giving
birth
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approximately increased. 45 per
cent
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of
women
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tended to have a
child
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at 30-34 year-olds which was
highest
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. The proportion of
women
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who wanted to give
birth
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over 40 year-olds is least in all three years, and they were nearly stable at an average of about 3 per
cent
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.
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