Earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale at Murrayville on Victoria and SA border felt in Adelaide

Did you feel that? For the second time in two weeks, an earthquake struck Victoria, with reports people were woken up in Adelaide.

An earthquake on the border of South Australia and Victoria was felt by people in Adelaide on Saturday morning, two-and-a-half weeks after another quake rocked rural Victoria.

The 4.8 magnitude earthquake was recorded at Murrayville, Victoria, at 3.47am this morning, according to Geoscience Australia.

The Seismology Centre said four aftershocks were felt, with reports that people were woken up in Adelaide.

Earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale felt in SA. Picture: Geoscience Australia

The quake’s epicentre was close to Pinnaroo. Picture: Geoscience Australia

The quake was confirmed in a tweet by Geosciene Australia.

Did you feel the earth move this morning? A magnitude 4.7 earthquake was recorded at 3:17am in Pinnaroo, SA near the VIC border. Fill out a felt report at Earthquakes@GA: https://t.co/qgD9TlSizB

— Geoscience Australia (@GeoscienceAus) October 8, 2021

It was originally recorded as a magnitude 5.0 at Pinnaroo, SA, before being corrected.

It follows another earthquake in Victoria on September 22, where workers and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital were evacuated as the quake rocked rural Victoria and was felt in SA.

The magnitude 6.0 quake struck near Mansfield north of Melbourne at 9.15am, AEST.

The Seismology Centre said a 5.3-magnitude quake was recorded in Gippsland, suggesting the epicentre was about 100km from Melbourne.

The quake was reportedly felt as far afield as NSW, the ACT and Tasmania, with several reports in Adelaide.