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Sunbury earthquake reported more than 26,000 people | Bendigo Advertiser

Was initially reported as a 3.8 magnitude

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Melbourne earthquake: The latest geographical car crash explained in five images

Australia is actually quite earthquake prone thanks to a unique, warped stress field that lies across our continent.

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Lighter tremors to come after quake shakes Melbourne

Melburnians might feel some light but insignificant aftershocks after a once-in-a-century earthquake struck north of the city centre..

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Turkey-Syria earthquake generated enough energy to power NYC for more than four days, expert says

Turkey-Syria earthquake generated enough energy to power NYC for more than four days, expert says
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How strong is a magnitude-7 8 quake?

Experts fear that the quake in Turkey on Monday was strong and shallow enough to be lethal on a devastating scale.

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