A second earthquake in two months strikes near a major gold mine in New South Wales, according to reports. The quake follows an earlier incident that also affected the same area, with mine workers previously told to take shelter underground during that event. Both outlets say the recent earthquake has caused disruption at the site, though specific details such as magnitude, depth, and the extent of damage are not provided in the supplied accounts. The reports describe the latest tremor as another in a continuing run of seismic activity in the region. In the earlier event, workers were instructed to move to shelter procedures, indicating that the mine has safety protocols in place for earthquakes. The two articles present the situation as a recurrence of seismic events near the mine, occurring within a short period, and they focus on the impact on operations and worker safety measures at the facility.