The two pie charts provide a breakdown of receiving news from various sources in two different nations, such as Canada and Australia. The units are measured in percentages.

Overall, both Canadians and Australians obtain the largest proportions of news from televisions and online platforms, whereas the opposite is true for the category called ‘’non-specified’’. Of particular note is that Canadians get slightly more news by means of printing press and radio than their counterparts.

Focusing on Canada first, TVs are the most popular choices to be informed about news, at 40%. Online sources, meanwhile, rank second with 36%. While printing press and radio account for a total of 14% and 7% in providing people with news, the figure for a non-specified sector comprises a tiny 3%.

Regarding Australia, social media platforms are the primary sources from which more than half of individuals receive news reports. Televisions, however, are placed second with 37%. Conversely, printing press makes up a 7% of supplying news, yet the figures for radio and the non-specified sector are 2% each.


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