The chart shows the unemployment situation in Australia in the year 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart illustrates the percentage of unemployment in rural and urban areas within the first, second, third and fourth quaters of the year 2012. Overall, one can observe from the chart that the unemployement rate in both areas was not stable as it experienced a fluctation throughout the years, also, one could tell the rural areas had the highest unemployment rate. In the case of rural areas, the highest rate of unemployment was in the first quater peaking at over 6 percentage which later dropped to just under 5 per cent in the second quater, moreover, it fluctuated a bit in the third quater and settled at 5% in the foruth quater. The Urban areas had the least rate of unemployment in both the first and third quater, although there was an increase in the second quater which then dropped, afterwards expereincing an increase in the fourth quater to almost 5%.