The table and pie chart give information about population in Australia according to different nationalities and areas

The two graphs describe different information related to inhabitants in Australia. The first chart illustrates the percentage of people who reside in Australia while the second one depicts Australia's population according to rural and urban areas.
It is clear that Australians account for the highest percentage in the pie chart and the majority of Australians belong to city people.
According to the pie chart, the percentage of people in Australia is highest, with 73% while British and other people account for 7% and 14% respectively. By contrast, only 3% and 2% are New Zealanders and Chinese. This is the opposite to Dutch with 1%.
In terms of the table, 80% of Chinese from Australia and New Zealand live mostly in cities, whereas merely 20% live in the countryside. This is followed by the figures for British and Dutch, 89 %and 83% respectively. Chinese is the lowest percentage accounting for 1 %.