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Although Australia does contain 2 active volcanoes (Kinrara & the newer volcanics province / field) it has not contained a supervolcano in a very long time. That is why it is all the more interesting that 365 million years ago an area NE of Melbourne had such a supervolcano!

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NGC 6543

Cool. Australia always misses out on being in the exciting stuff category. But we have the best opals, so nah nah. 🙃

Kirk Smith

Where, geographically, was Australia 365 million years ago?

geologyhub

15 degrees latitude further north and adjacent to what is now China and India. India is its own mini continent