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Even though we're hundreds of kilometers away, we felt it here in Kalamunda

https://thewest.com.au/news/disaster-and-emergency/walpole-earthquake-geoscience-australia-expert-says-aftershocks-likely-ng-b88962259z

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In the south of WA, it was felt from (at least) Nannup to Katanning, and down to Walpole and Albany.

They do happen from time to time. I think there was one in the Upper Great Southern about 10 years ago.

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Quakes are actually quite common in most parts of Australia, but they re generally too small to be felt by anyone. There has been quite a sate of Mag2-3 lately across the Northern Territory and in NSW, and Queensland had a run around Aurlie Beach a year or so ago.We were only commenting at work last week that they must all be building to something!

This one is the biggest for some time though.

Magnitude-5.6 earthquake rocks southern WA - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

https://earthquakes.ga.gov.au/event/ga2018sfzemehttps://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...d84e5cd05f.jpg

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We were in Williams having coffee on the way home from Albany. I'm not sure if we felt it or not TBH.

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Fifth biggest in WA history so I believe.