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    This chart shows the age and gender breakdown of the population in Australia in 2016. It uses blue and pink bars to represent the number of males and females in thousands for each 5-year age group from 0-4 to 100+. The data shows that the largest population is those aged 25-29 at around 845 thousand, while the smallest is those over 100 at around 169 thousand. It also reveals that females outnumber males over 65 but males outnumber females under 65.

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    This chart shows the age and gender breakdown of the population in Australia in 2016. It uses blue and pink bars to represent the number of males and females in thousands for each 5-year age group from 0-4 to 100+. The data shows that the largest population is those aged 25-29 at around 845 thousand, while the smallest is those over 100 at around 169 thousand. It also reveals that females outnumber males over 65 but males outnumber females under 65.

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    This chart shows the age and gender breakdown of the population in Australia in 2016. It uses blue and pink bars to represent the number of males and females in thousands for each 5-year age group from 0-4 to 100+. The data shows that the largest population is those aged 25-29 at around 845 thousand, while the smallest is those over 100 at around 169 thousand. It also reveals that females outnumber males over 65 but males outnumber females under 65.

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    1. This chart shows age and gender in Australia in 2016.

    2. Blue is for males, pink is for females, with ages from 0-4 to 100+.

    3. Under each bar, it shows the number of people in thousands.

    4. Males have 845, 676, 507, 338, and 169.

    5. Females have 169, 338, 507, 676, and 845.

    6. It says "Male" and "Female" on the sides, and "Australia - 2016" on top.

    7. Most people are aged 25-29, around 845 thousand.

    8. Fewest are 100+, around 169 thousand.

    9. Females are more than males over 65, but males are more than females under 65.

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