No injuries have been reported after an earthquake struck southwestern Victoria. -AP
A 4.7-magnitude earthquake has rattled residents in southwestern Victoria, with thousands of people reporting to have felt the early morning tremor.
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Geoscience Australia seismologists said the earthquake struck at 2.11am on Sunday near Apollo Bay, about 150km from Melbourne, at a depth of 7km.
Victorian emergency services said no injuries had been reported and the earthquake appeared to have resulted in little or no damage.
More than 4420 people reported feeling the earthquake by 3.30am, including many residents in the Victorian capital.
Geoscience Australia said the quake was felt as far north as Bendigo and as far south as King Island.
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