Two small earthquakes rattled New Zealand overnight.
A 4.5 magnitude jolt about 55 kilometres south of Hokitika would've been an early wake-up call for those in the area.
It struck at a depth of five kilometres just after 5:30am on Wednesday.
At the time of publication, 58 people reported feeling the quake online at Geonet.
Hours earlier, the lower North Island felt a 3.7 magnitude earthquake about 10 kilometres west of Levin.
The quake was 31 kilometres deep and struck at 1:47am.
At the time of publication, 57 people reported feeling the jolt on Geonet.
