earthquake, Geoscience Australia
Earthquake with magnitude 4.0 recorded off WA coast
An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.0 has been recorded off the West Australian coast. Geoscience Australia recorded the quake offshore in the Southern Ocean off the coast of the D’Entrecasteaux National Park – about 380km south of Perth – in WA about 2.45pm on Thursday.
Geoscience Australia records 3.6 magnitude earthquake near Greater Bendigo
A 3.6 magnitude earthquake has been recorded in the Greater Bendigo region in Victoria. The earthquake was captured in the Wellsford State Forest near Barnadown at 6.41am on Tuesday, according to Geoscience Australia. Initially the earthquake was recorded at 3.5 magnitude but Geoscience has since been upgraded it to 3.6 magnitude.
On 23 August, a 4.7 magnitude earthquake hit Muswellbrook. “If the earthquake follows a ‘main shock, aftershock’ sequence, ...
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A magnitude four earthquake has rocked the coast of Western Australia, with tremors felt in several towns south of Perth.
The quake hit 10 deep in the southern ocean about 260km from Albany.
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About 2,500 homes in New South Wales have been left without power on Tuesday following a magnitude 4.1 earthquake that rocked ...
A regional NSW mining town has been rocked by a magnitude 4.1 earthquake. Muswellbrook, a town in the Upper Hunter Region of ...
Several flights to and from Bali have been cancelled after the Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki volcano began spewing ash as high as ...
"It is a type of medium earthquake due to rock deformation within the Indo-Australia plate (intra-slab)," he said in a written statement, post-incident. According to Daryono, the earthquake had ...
The largest ever earthquake recorded in Australia was a 6.6-magnitude quake that struck Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory in January 1988. On average 100 earthquakes of magnitude 3.0 or ...
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