The line graph and bar chart illustrate the percentage of Australia’s households from 2006-2007 to 2012-2013 that have internet and broadband access with the frequency of how often they access the internet.
Overall, the percentage of houses that have both internet and broadband access in this period of time are increasing, and more and more people are accessing the internet daily.
Households that have internet access have been in the highest percentage. In 2006-2017 houses that have internet access were around 60% and rising gradually, until in 2012-2013 it reached around 80%. Broadband access saw more significant growth, started with roughly 45% in 2006-2017 and by 2012-2013 around 60%.
The bar chart gives information that most houses access the internet daily, starting by a little more than 60% in 2006-2007 and growing slowly until it reached around 80% in 2012-2013. Those who access the internet at least monthly are contributing with the lowest percentage, throughout this period remain unchanged below 20%. Houses that access the internet at least once a week are decreased starting from roughly 30% and ending at around 10%.
The line graph and bar chart illustrate the
percentage
of Australia’s households from 2006-2007 to 2012-2013 that have internet and broadband
access
with the frequency of how
often
they
access
the internet.
Overall
, the
percentage
of
houses
that have both internet and broadband
access
in this period of time are increasing, and more and more
people
are accessing the internet daily.
Households that have internet
access
have been in the highest
percentage
. In 2006-2017
houses
that have internet
access
were
around
60% and rising
gradually
, until in 2012-2013 it reached
around
80%. Broadband
access
saw
more significant growth,
started
with roughly 45% in 2006-2017 and by 2012-2013
around
60%.
The bar chart gives information that most
houses
access
the internet daily, starting by a
little
more than 60% in 2006-2007 and growing
slowly
until it reached
around
80% in 2012-2013. Those who
access
the internet at least monthly are contributing with the lowest
percentage
, throughout this period remain unchanged below 20%.
Houses
that
access
the internet at least once a week
are decreased
starting from roughly 30% and ending at
around
10%.