The table and pie chart illustrate populations in Australia according to different nationalities and areas. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart illustrates statistics regarding

nationalities

in Australia,

while

the table provides data based on their places of residence.

Overall

, it can be seen that the highest

proportion

of people residing in Australia is

Australians

,

whereas

the Dutch and the

Chinese

witness the lowest number.

Additionally

, the majority of the population prefers to live in urban

areas

rather than the countryside. Regarding the pie chart,

Australians

account for the largest

proportion

of the population, comprising approximately three-quarters of all inhabitants in Australia.

This

is followed by other

nationalities

, which account for just under 15%, twice the

proportion

of British people. New

Zealanders

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percentage is 3% ,

while

the combined number of

Chinese

and Dutch nationals is equal to the percentage of New Zealanders. Moving on to the table, most people across all

nationalities

choose to live in urban

areas

rather than rural

areas

.

While

Chinese

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ranks

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the highest in

proportion

, with 99% ,

Australians

have the lowest

proportion

, with 80%.

Conversely

, 20% of

Australians

live in the outskirts, making it the largest

proportion

. The remaining

nationalities

have between 10% and 17%, except for the

Chinese

, who have only 1% of their

populations

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residing in rural

areas

.