Is Climate Change or Global Warming responsible for Australian Bush-Fire?

Can we prove that the bush-fire is a result of climate change or is it a result of the same condition that exists from the 19th century?

I've had this conversation with a few people(Some living in Australia itself) and surprisingly, not a single one of them had an explanation for this catastrophe.

Below are some plausible reasons why this occurred:

This is not the worse fire that has ever occurred; not even close. This even has been happening since the beginning of the 19th century and has been of larger magnitude before; possibly 10 times in terms of area.
We cannot tell for sure how much is the contribution of climate change because they happen very often. If the fires were not normal in some way to usual fires and we could establish a pattern out of it, then we could come to conclusions. Example if they were getting bigger, or hotter, like something that an environmental factor is contributing to now that it hadn't as much in the past.
This time, we had a political impact on the fire since the Prime Minister cut the funding for preventive measures to be performed.
The fire usually starts from something stimulating, example a cigarette bud thrown into the woods. With the right conditions, it is enough to start a fire of this magnitude.

A portion of different concerns which were raised are that fire related crime is an authentic wellspring of fault. In 2009, a man was sentenced for pyromania and however the flames were at that point on-going, he was indicted for lighting a noteworthy fire. It was exceptionally promoted in light of the fact that it brought about various deaths.

One thing that was intriguing to hear was that however it was hard to pinpoint the careful commitment or if any to the flames from environmental change, the measure of downpour experienced is altogether less. Summers used to be downpour and tempest season, and it was noticed that from 2000-2010, the summers were dominatingly rainstorms almost regular, not the situation in the most recent decade or thereabouts.

The features stamping most sizzling ever records are going on more as often as possible as well. Recently a report of the temperatures hitting more than 50 degrees was accounted for. In any case, scrutinizing a portion of the verifiable records for normal temperatures throughout the previous 200 years have not demonstrated any expansion in normal temperatures.