The pie charts compare ways of accessing the news in Canada and Australia. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, reporting the main features, and making comparisons where relevant

The pie charts show the percentage of different sources of news in

Canada

and

Australia

.

Overall

, the most popular ways to get news in

Australia

and

Canada

are on the internet and on TV,

whereas

the least common ways are the radio and non-specific ways. As we can see, Australians mostly trust online media and more than half population uses

this

source (52%),

while

only 36% of Canadians usually prefer the internet. In

Australia

television takes second place in popularity and has an audience of about 37% of inhabitants, at the same time, in

Canada

TV is the most-rated source of information (40% of the audience). The radio is unpopular

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in both countries and takes only 2% in

Australia

and 7% in

Canada

. Canadians are more conservative people and they use twice more papers and magazines than Aussies (14% and 7% respectively). And the least informative way to get news for all is the non-specific sources (3% for

Canada

and 2% for

Australia

).