The pie charts compare the online retail shopping trends in Australia in 2010 with that of 2015. Overall, electronic product, food and furniture comprised the highest percentage of online sales in Australia in both years. According to the illustration, 27% online retail sale in Australia in 2010 was made by electric appliances, which was followed by home furnishing and food & beverage commerce with exactly 22 and 21 percent respectively. Video games purchased by Australian consumers comprised 19% of total online sales in this year. Finally, gift and book sales accounted for 7% and 4% online retail sales consecutively in 2010. After half a decade, electric products' sales increased by 5% and it comprised one-third of the total online sales in 2015. E-commerce of food & beverage items slightly increased while a nominal decrease could be observed in the trade ratio of furniture. Video games became less popular among Australian online consumers as its sale dropped below half while a surge could be noticed on the gift items' sale ratio. Books as an online retail product were sold more in percentage in 2015 than that of 2010. 
The pie charts compare the  
online
  retail
 shopping trends in Australia in 2010 with that of 2015.  
Overall
, electronic product, food and furniture comprised the highest percentage of  
online
  sales
 in Australia in both years. According to the illustration, 27%  
online
  retail
  sale
 in Australia in 2010  
was made
 by electric appliances, which  
was followed
 by home furnishing and food & beverage commerce with exactly 22 and 21 percent  
respectively
. Video games  
purchased
 by Australian consumers comprised 19% of total  
online
  sales
 in this year.  
Finally
, gift and book  
sales
 accounted for 7% and 4%  
online
  retail
  sales
  consecutively
 in 2010. After half a decade, electric products'  
sales
 increased by 5% and it comprised one-third of the total  
online
  sales
 in 2015. E-commerce of food & beverage items  
slightly
 increased while a nominal decrease could  
be observed
 in the trade ratio of furniture. Video games became less popular among Australian  
online
 consumers as its  
sale
 dropped below half while a surge could  
be noticed
 on the gift items'  
sale
 ratio. Books as an  
online
  retail
 product  
were sold
 more in percentage in 2015 than that of 2010.