A magnitude 3.8 earthquake strikes along Victoria’s coastline near the Great Ocean Road, with reports of shaking felt by residents in surrounding areas. ABC Australia reports the quake occurs at a depth of about 10 kilometres. Other outlets report the same magnitude and describe the earthquake as impacting communities along the popular Great Ocean Road region. PerthNow and The West Australian both say people as far away as Phillip Island report feeling the tremor, indicating the shaking is noticeable beyond the immediate coastline. No sources provided here mention damage, injuries, or emergency responses, and there are no additional details on aftershocks in the supplied summaries. The incident is therefore characterized in these reports primarily by the recorded magnitude, the earthquake’s shallow depth, and the extent of public sensation along parts of Victoria’s coast.