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Small earthquake strikes near Appin, second in two weeks

A magnitude 2.4 earthquake struck near Appin on Wednesday, the second tremor in less than two weeks.

Why it mattersOngoing seismic activity in the Appin area shows the region remains geologically active, with potential for continued quakes.

AustraliaNSW residents near Appin should stay informed about the area's seismic risk and local building standards.

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