In order i have the top 10 natural but worst disasters in Australia-
1. Cyclone Mahira in1899
2. Victoria Bushfires in 2009
3. Gundagai floods in 1852
4. Ash Wednesday in 1983
5. Black Friday in 1939
6. Cyclone Tracy in 1974
7. Tasmaian Bushfires in 1967
8. Hunter Valley Floods in 1955
9. Brisbane floods in 1974
10. Newcastle earthquake in 1989
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Australia experiences a wide range of natural disasters, including bushfires, cyclones, floods, droughts, and severe storms. These events can have significant impacts on communities, infrastructure, and the environment. Emergency services and government agencies work to mitigate risks and respond to these disasters to minimize their effects.
In order, these are the top 10 worst natural disasters in Australia -
1. Cyclone Mahira in1899
2. Victorian bushfires in 2009
3. Gundagai floods in 1852
4. Ash Wednesday bushfires in 1983
5. Black Friday bushfires in 1939
6. Cyclone Tracy in 1974
7. Tasmanian bushfires in 1967
8. Hunter Valley floods in 1955
9. Brisbane floods in 1974
10. Newcastle earthquake in 1989
The most frequent (and costly) type of natural disaster in Australia is floods, followed by severe storms. Source: http://eprints.qut.edu.au/archive/00000330/01/Discussion_Paper_Worthington_&_Valadkhani_-_No_154.pdf
Australia's top ten natural disasters, by death toll, are: * CYCLONE MAHINA, 1899, which hit Cape York killing over 400 people. * VICTORIA BUSHFIRES, 2009, now known as the Black Saturday bushfires. To date, 209 people are known to have died. * GUNDAGAI FLOODS, 1852, which killed 89 when the Murrumbidgee River burst its banks and swept away the original town of Gundagai. * ASH WEDNESDAY BUSHFIRES, 1983, which killed 75 people across Victoria and South Australia. * BLACK FRIDAY BUSHFIRES, 1939, when 71 people were killed during bushfires in Victoria. * CYCLONE TRACY, 1974, which hit Darwin on Christmas Day of that year, destroying the city and killing a known figure of 64. It is believed many more were killed, as local indigenous communities were not counted. * TASMANIAN BUSHFIRES, 1967, during which 62 people were killed in a matter of just five hours. * HUNTER VALLEY FLOODS, 1955, which caused widespread flood damage beyond just the Hunter Valley in NSW. 25 were killed. * BRISBANE FLOODS, 1974, in which 16 people are known to have died. * NEWCASTLE EARTHQUAKE, 1989, which killed 13.
The worst natural disaster to have ever happened in Australia was the recent "Black Saturday" bushfires in Victoria. The death toll of 210 has exceeded all previous natural disaster death tolls.
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well there was cyclone yasi which happened in Queensland Brisbane.
Also there was a disaster in south Australia.
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