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The bar graph illustrates the age of women in Austrailia when their first child was born in the year 1966, 1986 and 2006.
Overall, the proportion of women aged under 24 years old decreased sharply. And women between 30 and 39 increased sharply. Women who are over 40 are only slightly reduced.
Since 1966, the average middle-aged woman under 19 has increased by more than 30%. And from 1986 to 2006, the number of children has decreased a lot, from 10 to 20%. Women aged 19-24 experienced a sharp decline in 20 years, but in 2096 the rate decreased slightly. There was a sharp increase in the age group of 25-30 in the first 20 years but a slight decrease in the following years. For women aged 30-39, their figures have continued to increase sharply over the years. Women over 40 have a very low rate of giving birth to their first child, only 0-10%.

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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of Australian women ages in  when they give birth to their first child in 3 years 1966, 1986 and 2006.
Overall, the percentage of women who over 40 increased sharply. Otherside, the age from 19 to 24 decreased remarkably.
From the 1966 to 2006, the age under 19 and 19-24 decreased sharply about 20-30%. Otherwise, the women's age group 25-30 increased remarkably in 1986 but in 2006 the percent fell down to nearly 40%.
With three other age groups, all of them increased remarkably except the age over 40 just rise a litte bit.

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The bar chart demostrates the propotion of the age of women in Australia when they first time give birth in 1966, 1986 and 2006
Overall, the entire period witnessed a sharply decrease in the percentage of women were under 24.Beside the figure of women are over 25 had slightly rise while the older age groups were observed a much steadily increase.
In the year 1966, woman at the age of 19-24 have the highest figure at 60%, the under 19 and from 25 to 30 age group only have 33% and 36%. In the next 10 years the propotion of two youngest age group droped rapidly from 33% to 10% and from 60% to 28% . On the other hand women upper 25 tend to give their first birth more. Over the period women over 40 have a very percentage of giving first birth, just below 10%

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The bar chart below demonstrate imformation about the age of women in Australia when they give birth to their first child in three diffirent years 1996, 1986 and 2006.
Overall, the proportion of the age 19 to 24 and under 19 decrease remarkably, whereas women over the age 40 give the birth to their first child rose slightly. On the other hand, the age 25 to 30, 30 to 34 and 34 to 39 increase sharply.
In 1966, the highest proportion belonged to the age of 19 to 24 with more than 60% but after 40 years it decrease sharply to 28%. Same as women from the age 19 to 24, women from the age under 19 decrease as well, from 32% to 12%. Meanwhile female at the age of 30 - 34, 25 to 30 and 34 to 39 got the highest percent over the course of 40 years, starting in 1996 increase respectively 12% to 45%, 33% to 39% and 8% to 30%. Furthermore, women over 40 rose slightly form 3% to 5%.

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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of the age of Australian women in 1966, 1986 and 2--6
Overall, it's clear that the number of women ages from 19 to 24 years old slightly decreased while the women ages from 25 years to 39 years are having a significant increasing trend and also the number of women ages 25 to 30 and over 40 is experencing an unstable trend

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The bar chart shows the percentage of the first child of mothers in Australia in three different years, 1966,1986 and 2006

Overall, the number of age under 30 decreased slightly. On the other hand, the age 30 or over increase gradually from 1966 to 2006
In 1966, the 20 - 24 age group peaked at over 60%, in 40 years later it's marginally to 34%. likewise, the under 19 in 1966 reached the highest end about 35%, go down to 20% in 1986 and reached the lowest degree about 12%. regarding the group 25-33, it's different.in 1966 it's about 35% but in 1986 it reach a peak of 50% and dropped to about 38% in 2006.

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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of the age of Australian women when they bore their first child in three years, 1966, 1986, and 2006.
Overall, the women who bore first-time age under 19, from 19-24 years old decreased plummet steadily, while those aged between 25 and 39 years old experienced an upward trend. Besides that, the women had their first-born in over 40 years old went up slowly. The group aged from 19-24 used to be the highest figure but then the older group aged soared moderately and become the most popular group age had first-born.
The proportion of women aged group under 19 years old in 1966 had their first child was at 35% and after 40 years it decreased substantially and lost 22%. The number of female citizens aged from 19 to 24 had when they give birth to their first child reached the highest percentage about 60% in 1966 and experienced a significant plummet in 2006 at nearly 30%.  In 1966, the figure of women whose age ranged from 25 to 30 witnessed a steady climb from 35% to 50% before a moderate fall at about 38%.

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The bar chart illustrate the proportion of Australia women who gave birth to their first child in different age groups in the year 1966,1986 and 2006.
Overall, the entire period witnessed a downward trend in the percentage of mothers aged under 19 and 19 to 24 and the opposite trend was observed in the figure for mothers whose age ranged from 30 to 39. Furthermore, a fluctuation was seen in the age group between 25 and 30 and over 40.
In the year 1966, the proportion of women who belonged to the 19-24 age bracket giving birth to their first child was by far the highest with just over 60%,which was followed by female whose ages ranged from 25 to 30 and under 19 with 36% and 33% respectively. The under 19 age group experienced a significant drop  from 33% in 1966 to approximately 10% in 2006, while women aged between 25 to 30 fluctuated throughout the period shown with just under 40%.. Additionally, a drastic reduction was witnessed in the 19 to 24 age bracket and reached a low of roughly 30% in 2006
In the year 1966, the percentage of women who belonged to the over 40 age bracket giving birth to the first child was the lowest, at approximately 4% and continued to decreased and reached a low of roughly 3% in 1986. Conversely, a fourfold increase was witnessed in the figure for women whose belonged to the age 30 to 34, from just over 10% in 1966 to nearly 45% in 2006. Additionally, the proportion of women who were in the 34 to 39 age group also experienced a significant rise and reach a peak of 30% in 2006.

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The bar chart demonstrates the amount of women ages in Australia when their first child was born in 3 different years.
Overall, the proportion of age groups which were under 24 years old decreased remarkably while the age group from 25 to over 40 increase gradually. Moreover, the age between 19 and 24 seems to had the highest percentage in 1966.
Regarding to the women's age group under 24 years old, there were two declines. As it can be seen, the figure of women whose age was under 19 decreased significantly from nearly 35% in 1966 to less to 12% in 2006. Likewise, between 19 and 24, the percentage went down to 28% while it was originally over 60%. By contrast, the percentage of women in their 20s to 30s rose substantially by nearly 20% started at 36% in 1966.
Women who give birth to their first child between the ages of 30 and 34 are given special attention.  The graph shows that the percentage of this age group in 1966 increased only 4-5%, until 1986 it was 18%.  However, it increased dramatically and quickly reached 45% in 2006. Likewise, between the ages of 34 and 39, it has also increased by 22% during the 3 times shown. The remaining age of women in Australia, specifically over 40, is the lowest percentage in 5 figures.  This percentage has increased but still fluctuates below 10%.

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The bar graph illustrates the percentage of women giving birth to their first child in 1966,1986 and 2006.
Overall, from 1966 to 2006, there is usually a general tendency that all of women giving birth to their first child are increased high before it drop downward. Specialy, the percentage in 1966 was generally registered the lowest figure.