READ THIS FIRST, TO ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONSNatural disasters in Australia Australia experiences a range of 'natural disasters' including bushfires, floods, severe storms, earthquakes and landslides. These events cause great financial hardship for individuals and communities, and can result in loss of life, which has become part of Australian folklore. However, these events are also considered both part of the natural cycle of weather patterns in Australia as well as being affected by human factors such as overstocking, vegetation loss, dams, groundwater and irrigation schemes. These patterns are recognised by terms such as a 100-year drought - a drought of severity that is only seen once in a hundred years. Fire can often follow dr
Bushfires, floods, severe storms
Earthquakes, landslides, dust stroms
Tsunami, floods, snow storms
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Great financial hardship and can result in loss of life
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100 years of drought
A drought of severity that is only seen once in a hundred years
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Severe fires followed by drought
Flows of water and air, particularly in dry and land without vegetation
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