Earthquake

A magnitude 2.9 earthquake has hit Brendale in north Brisbane, according to Geoscience Australia.

A woman from Red Hill wrote on Facebook: “Thought it felt like an earthquake, heard bangs and felt rumbles. I was really confused but put it down to maybe a truck going past.” “It was like a thump and then there was a rumble, and then the house shook.”

Queensland is rattled by 3.0 magnitude earthquake felt by thousands across the state · The quake's epicentre was in Brendale in the Moreton Bay region on Tuesday ...

'Certainly felt like a herd of elephants running down the hallway,' said another. - There haven't been any reports of damage with the quake having a 10km depth - Hundreds of Queenslanders have reported feeling a shudder after the quake

The tremor, centred near Wem in Shropshire, had a 3.8 magnitude the British Geological Survey said.

Julie Williams lives in Wem and was upstairs when the earthquake hit. "It felt like a lorry hitting your house." "It really shook the house," he said. It was the third earthquake with a magnitude of more than two to hit the UK in the last 24 hours. A 2.1 magnitude earthquake was recorded in Arran, North Ayrshire, Scotland just before 08:00 BST and on Sunday a 2.3 magnitude tremor was felt in Sale, Greater Manchester. - Dudley in the West Midlands was hit by a 4.7 magnitude in 2002

A 2.9 magnitude earthquake has been reported in south-east Queensland with tremors felt across Brisbane's northern suburbs. The epicentre struck Brendale at ...

“Of course there is always a remote chance that this is a precursor to a larger one, it’s unlikely but we never rule it out because it does happen.” Jenny in Burpengary East said it “sounded like a bomb had gone off” in the street nearby. Colleen in Draper said it was “unbelievable”.

Parts of northern Brisbane and Moreton Bay have been rattled by a small earthquake. The 2.9 magnitude quake...

We care about the protection of your data. Six earthquakes have hit Queensland this year, with the largest at 3.9 magnitude off the coast of Innisfail in the far north in February. The 2.9 magnitude quake occurred about 1.25pm AEST on Tuesday at Samsonvale, about 30km north of Brisbane, according to Geoscience Australia.

The earthquake was felt in Brendale, a 35 minute drive north of Brisbane, in the state's Moreton Bay region. Geoscience Australia data shows the earthquake ...

A man in Eatons Hill, Moreton Bay described the earthquake as feeling "like a truck load of boulder rocks being dropped off outside our house". The earthquake was felt in Brendale, a 35 minute drive north of Brisbane, in the state's Moreton Bay region. A 3-magnitude earthquake has been felt in Queensland's south-east, Geoscience Australia has confirmed.

The 5.9 magnitude quake occurred around September 22 and, according to the complainant, caused damage that should have been covered by the home building ...

Allianz provided the man with a final response on December 13. He later revised his claim to include only the plaster and wall damage. MF said that the damage to the home was minor and that the earthquake was not the cause of it.