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The provided bar charts illustrate the average amount of time per day spent on popular leisure activities across different age brackets in New Zealand. Upon examining the data, it is noticeable that people spent more time on listening to music than reading across almost all age groups. Additionally, the figure for 35-44 age group was remarkably similar in both pleasure activities. To begin with, the 15-24 age group reached a peak of 80 minutes per day in listening to music, compared to only 20 minutes per day in reading. Remarkably, the 35-44 age group were virtually identical, with a figure of approximately 45 minutes per day. Likewise, the 25-34 age bracket prefered listening to music to reading, with the former standing at 1 hour per day and the latter amounting to roughly 35 minutes per day. Similar pattern was observed in 45-54 age cohort (1 hour versus 50 minutes per day) and over-55 age demographic (almost 75 and 70 minutes per day).