Cmar
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Yes we rarely get earthquakes here, as the oldest, driest, most worn down, and settled continent.
But, we actually had one on Saturday. About 9:40 AM on Saturday morning, I got an earthquake warning on my phone - didn't even know that I had such an app installed, and about 10 seconds later a sound like a jet flew overhead, the house started to shake, windows rattled, garden furniture fell over, and I thought this monitor was going to take a tumble.
We were fairly close to the epicentre, only about 100 or so Kilometers away. Luckily only lasted about 30 seconds and no damage. Our friends up the street lost a couple of glasses which fell off a shelf.
https://www.sunshinecoastnews.com.au/2025/08/16/thousands-feel-shake-of-magnitude-5-6-earthquake/
But, we actually had one on Saturday. About 9:40 AM on Saturday morning, I got an earthquake warning on my phone - didn't even know that I had such an app installed, and about 10 seconds later a sound like a jet flew overhead, the house started to shake, windows rattled, garden furniture fell over, and I thought this monitor was going to take a tumble.
We were fairly close to the epicentre, only about 100 or so Kilometers away. Luckily only lasted about 30 seconds and no damage. Our friends up the street lost a couple of glasses which fell off a shelf.
https://www.sunshinecoastnews.com.au/2025/08/16/thousands-feel-shake-of-magnitude-5-6-earthquake/
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