In which continent is there complete absence of volcanoes?

Australia is the continent with a complete absence of volcanoes. Unlike other continents, such as Asia, Europe, and even Antarctica, which have witnessed volcanic activity, Australia lacks any active volcanic systems. This absence can be attributed to Australia’s position on the tectonic plates. While Australia has experienced volcanic activity in the distant past, particularly during the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras, it has since become geologically stable. The continent is situated within the interior of the Indo-Australian Plate, far away from any active plate boundaries where volcanic activity typically occurs. Consequently, Australia is characterized by a lack of recent volcanic features such as volcanic peaks, lava fields, or volcanic activity, making it unique among the continents in terms of its geological profile.