the Mount Barren Group on the southern margin of the Yilgarn Craton and zircon provenance analysis support the hypothesis that collisions between the Pilbara–Yilgarn and Yilgarn–Gawler Cratons assembled a proto-Australian continent approximately (Dawson et al. 2002). Speed Australian Plate, which Australia, is on is moving faster than other plates. The Australian Plate is moving about 6.858 cm (2.7 inches) a year in a northward direction and with a small clockwise rotation. The Global Positioning System must be updated due to the movement, as some locations move faster. See also List of earthquakes in Australia List of earthquakes in India List of earthquakes in Indonesia List of earthquakes in New Zealand List of earthquakes in Papua New Guinea List of earthquakes in Samoa List of earthquakes in Tonga List of earthquakes in Vanuatu References Tectonic plates Natural history of Oceania Plates Plates