An earthquake has hit Victoria's east, just over three months after the state was rocked by its largest-ever earthquake.

The 2.8 magnitude tremor, which was three kilometres deep, occurred about 3.24pm on Tuesday.

Its epicentre was recorded near Moe in Gippsland.

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Around 48 people have recorded feeling the earthquake.

A man has reported feeling it in Upwey, in Melbourne's outer east.

Victoria SES has said anyone who needs assistance following the earthquake should call 132 500.