New South Wales has been hit by a second earthquake in a week, with a tremor rumbling the town of Forster on the mid-north coast.
Residents took to social media to describe what they felt after the magnitude 3.3 quake struck 26 kilometres under the sea just before 7:00pm last night.
Early on Good Friday, a magnitude 4.3 earthquake caused a gold mine to be evacuated near Orange in the state's central west.
Geoscience Australia seismologist Spiro Spiliopoulos said there was the possibility of more tremors in Forster.
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