Yes and no.
The largest tsunami to hit Australia occurred on the northwestern coast at Cape Leveque in August 1977. This tsunami was 6m in height, but no one was killed.
Perhaps the second-largest tsunami to hit Australia's shores was one which hit in June 1994. Again, the northwest coast was hit, including Broome, King Bay, Onslow and Carnarvon. In some coastal areas, fish and other ocean creatures were carried inland for 300 metres. Whilst no people died in Australia, this same tsunami killed 200 people just four hours earlier in Java.
However, in the past 130 years, the continent has experienced 145 tsunamis, resulting in 11 tsunami-related deaths, as determined by research conducted by the University of New South Wales. These have not been large tsunamis, and their effect has only been discovered following intensive research.
no because Australia is not in the bad lines like other scienrist have discovered that.
Nope
The most destructive, if not the largest, tsunami ever recorded was the Sumatra tsunami known as the Boxing Day 2004 tsunami, on 26 December 2004. An earthquake off the west coast of Sumatra in Indonesia sent a deadly tsunami across the Indian Ocean and smaller waves into the Pacific (and Southern) Ocean. The wave caused deaths or damage in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Burma, Bangladesh, India, and on the coast of Somalia in Africa.
Yes last year.
The most destructive, though not the largest, tsunami ever recorded was the Boxing Day 2004 tsunami.The Sumatra-Andaman earthquake on 26 December 2004resulted in an earthquake with the magnitude of 9.3 occurring on the ocean floor near the west coast of Sumatra, perhaps the most devastating tsunami ever recorded, the height of the wave was only about 100 feet, far from the largest. Over 230,000 people were killed. The impact of this earthquake affected the time of the Earth's rotation time and It caused the entire planet to vibrate as much as 1 cm (0.4 inches).
New South Wales have never been hit by a tsunami of any significance, for as long as Europeans have been settled on the continent.
unless a big earthquake or big asteroid collision, no.
There are no porcupines in Australia, nor have there ever been porcupines in Australia.
No.
no they have never ever been in the world cup
Yes- there have been several in Hawaii, Alaska, and the Pacific Coast
Australia has never experienced a dictatorship and no state in Australia has ever been a dictatorship.