The pie chart illustrates a demographic breakdown of the Australian population by nationality, and the table shows the proportions of these nationalities living in urban and rural areas.

Overall, Australian nationals are the predominant group in the entire country. In addition, the vast majority of the population gravitates towards city life regardless of their nationalities, with nearly the entire Chinese immigrant community doing so.

Looking first at the different nationalities, nearly three quarters (73%) of the population are Australian, which is more than ten times higher than the figure for British people, at 7%. Meanwhile, New Zealanders, Chinese, and Dutch nationals are also smaller minorities, with their respective figures being 3%,2% and 1%, and all other unnamed nationalities account for 14%.

Regarding the locations of these communities, almost all Chinese people reside in cities, specifically 99%. Similarly, the majority of people from the UK and New Zealand live in urban areas, at 89% and 90% respectively. Finally, 83% of people originating from the Netherlands have settled and remained in cities, which is only 3% more than that of Australians.

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