1/79SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 25, 2021: Pictured is Andrew Crick, second from left, being helped from an SES boat. He has just been retrieved from his Freemans Reach property and is on his way to hospital with kidney stones. The SES and Police are using the end of George Street as a boat ramp in Windsor, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker
Photos: Rescues, debris, flooded homes
Shocking pictures show the extent of the devastation caused by downpours across NSW. See the images in our picture special.
2/79SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 25, 2021: SES with Conner Lenton, 4yrs, is greeted by his father Grant Lenton at George Street in Windsor, NSW. Grand Lenton (the father) was stranded at his mother’s on the other side of the river since the floods began. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker
3/79SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 25, 2021: Pictured Jasmine Haydon, pushes her twin sister Bianca, both 19yrs, off of a SES rescue boat as her mother Kylie follows behind pushing the twins younger brother Bailey (also in chair). Wilberforce family the Haydon’s arrive with the SES so two of the children in wheelchairs can have medical procedures done. The family will stay hospital with them until the flood water recedes and the bridge reopens. Pictured in Windsor, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker
4/79SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 25, 2021: Friends and family help clean up the flooded home of Lisa and Ben Sullivan in Windsor, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker
5/79SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 25, 2021: Pictured Supplied, picture of the two foxes that Thomas O’Brien, 15yrs, from Wilberforce who helped save from the floodwater in Ebenezer. He didn’t want to watch them suffer and was bitten while saving them. He is tonight in Hospital having an operation to access his tendons that were bitten. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker
6/79SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 25, 2021: SES launch a boat using the end of George Street as a boat ramp in Windsor, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker
7/79SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 25, 2021: Aerial picture of flooded houses in the Sackville, Lower Portland area in NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker
8/79SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 25, 2021: Aerial picture of flooded houses near Windsor, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker
9/79SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 25, 2021: Aerial picture of flooded houses near Windsor, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker
10/79SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH, 25, 2021: Aerial picture of flooded houses in the Sackville, Lower Portland area in NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker
11/79NSW mid north coast flood disaster. Clean up begins on Settlement Point Rd in Port Macquarie, after floodwaters inundated houses along the river front street. Gerry Audet. Marina Holiday Park. Picture: Nathan Edwards
12/79An Aerial view of Windsor in the Western Sydney region where devastating floods have hit the areas, homes are underwater, the roads are closed, locals are seeking help from the SES crews in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard
13/79Warragamba Dam, overflowing in the Western Sydney region where devastating floods have hit the areas, homes are underwater, bridges are submerged and closed in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard
14/79An Aerial view of the North Richmond in the Western Sydney region where devastating floods have hit the area. Homes are underwater with the front and backyards once grass now brown muddy water in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard
15/79An Aerial view of the North Richmond in the Western Sydney region where devastating floods have hit the area, homes are underwater, bridges are submerged and closed, and hundreds are impacted, as seen here buses are underwater in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard
16/79An Aerial view of Windsor in the Western Sydney region where devastating floods have hit the areas, homes are underwater, the roads are closed, locals are seeking help from the SES crews in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard
17/79An Aerial view of the North Richmond in the Western Sydney region where devastating floods have hit the areas, homes are underwater, bridges are submerged and closed, and thousands are without homes in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard
18/79An Aerial view of Windsor in the Western Sydney region where devastating floods have hit the areas, homes are underwater, bridges are submerged and closed, and thousands are without homes in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard
19/79An Aerial view of Windsor in the Western Sydney region where devastating floods have hit the areas, homes are underwater, bridges are submerged and closed, and thousands are without homes in Sydney, Australia. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard
20/79NSW mid north coast causing flood disaster. The massive task of cleaning up the detestation the floodwaters left in their path. Local volunteers coordinated by the Herbert family from Rampage Marine and Fabrication have been working around the clock for the past 5 days rescuing people and running supplies to isolated properties. Troy Herbert (blue) and Cassie Martin with a load feed for livestock Nathan Edwards
21/79NSW mid north coast causing flood disaster. The massive task of cleaning up the detestation the floodwaters left in their path. Nathan Edwards
22/79NSW mid north coast causing flood disaster. The massive task of cleaning up the detestation the floodwaters left in their path. Nathan Edwards
23/79NSW mid north coast causing flood disaster. The massive task of cleaning up the detestation the floodwaters left in their path. Nathan Edwards
24/79NSW mid north coast causing flood disaster. The massive task of cleaning up the detestation the floodwaters left in their path. Nathan Edwards
25/79NSW mid north coast causing flood disaster. The massive task of cleaning up the detestation the floodwaters left in their path. Local volunteers coordinated by the Herbert family from Rampage Marine and Fabrication have been working around the clock for the past 5 days rescuing people and running supplies to isolated properties. Wayne Gleeson out delivering load feed for livesstock Nathan Edwards
26/79NSW mid north coast causing flood disaster. The massive task of cleaning up the detestation the floodwaters left in their path. Local volunteers coordinated by the Herbert family from Rampage Marine and Fabrication have been working around the clock for the past 5 days rescuing people and running supplies to isolated properties. Wayne Gleeson out delivering load feed for livesstock Nathan Edwards
27/79NSW mid north coast causing flood disaster. The massive task of cleaning up the detestation the floodwaters left in their path. Local volunteers coordinated by the Herbert family from Rampage Marine and Fabrication have been working around the clock for the past 5 days rescuing people and running supplies to isolated properties. Nathan Edwards
28/79Debris floats in the floodwaters of the Hawkesbury River in Sackville, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper
29/79A family is rescued from floodwaters as the water levels threatened their Upper Colo home. The dramatic rescue continued after the rescue vessel capsized in the floodwaters of the Hawkesbury River throwing the family into the water. The family was brought to safety in Sackville, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper
30/79A family is rescued from floodwaters as the water levels threatened their Upper Colo home. The dramatic rescue continued after the rescue vessel capsized in the floodwaters of the Hawkesbury River throwing the family into the water. The family was brought to safety in Sackville, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper
31/79A family is rescued from floodwaters as the water levels threatened their Upper Colo home. The dramatic rescue continued after the rescue vessel capsized in the floodwaters of the Hawkesbury River throwing the family into the water. The family was brought to safety in Sackville, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper
32/79A family is rescued from floodwaters as the water levels threatened their Upper Colo home. The dramatic rescue continued after the rescue vessel capsized in the floodwaters of the Hawkesbury River throwing the family into the water. The family was brought to safety in Sackville, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper
33/79A family is rescued from floodwaters as the water levels threatened their Upper Colo home. The dramatic rescue continued after the rescue vessel capsized in the floodwaters of the Hawkesbury River throwing the family into the water. The family was brought to safety in Sackville, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper
34/79A family is rescued from floodwaters as the water levels threatened their Upper Colo home. The dramatic rescue continued after the rescue vessel capsized in the floodwaters of the Hawkesbury River throwing the family into the water. The family was brought to safety in Sackville, NSW. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper
35/79Members of the State Emergency Service transport medical supplies and relief goods to flood-affected residents during rescue operations in Windsor in northwestern Sydney on March 23, 2021, after torrential downpours have lashed Australia's southeast for days. Picture: AFP
36/79Members of the State Emergency Service prepare medical supplies and relief goods to take to flood-affected residents during rescue operations in Windsor in northwestern Sydney on March 23, 2021, after torrential downpours have lashed Australia's southeast for days. Picture: AFP
37/79Members of the State Emergency Service transport medical supplies and relief goods to flood-affected residents during rescue operations in Windsor in northwestern Sydney on March 23, 2021, after torrential downpours have lashed Australia's southeast for days. Picture: AFP
38/79People are evacuated by a rescue boat after getting trapped by floodwaters on the Hawkesbury River, as the state of New South Wales experiences widespread flooding and severe weather. Picture: REUTERS
39/79People are evacuated by a rescue boat after getting trapped by floodwaters on the Hawkesbury River, as the state of New South Wales experiences widespread flooding and severe weather, in western Sydney, Australia, March 23, 2021. Picture: REUTERS
40/79People wait to be evacuated by rescue boat on the Hawkesbury River as the state of New South Wales experiences widespread flooding and severe weather, in western Sydney, Australia, March 23, 2021. Picture: REUTERS
41/79A flooded reserve is seen in Upper Colo on March 23, 2021 in Colo, Australia. Evacuation warnings are in place for parts of Western Sydney as floodwaters continue to rise. Picture: Getty
42/79A Colo River sign stands in floodwaters on March 23, 2021 in Colo, Australia. Evacuation warnings are in place for parts of Western Sydney as floodwaters continue to rise. Picture: Getty
43/79An aerial view of flooded farmland on the Colo river on March 23, 2021 in Colo, Australia. Evacuation warnings are in place for parts of Western Sydney as floodwaters continue to rise. Picture: Getty
44/79The flooded Colo river is seen on March 23, 2021 in Colo, Australia. Evacuation warnings are in place for parts of Western Sydney as floodwaters continue to rise. Picture: Getty
45/79An aerial view of flooded farmland on the Colo river on March 23, 2021 in Colo, Australia. Evacuation warnings are in place for parts of Western Sydney as floodwaters continue to rise. Picture: Getty
46/79Residents row past a home that has been completely covered by floodwaters in the suburb of Vineyard, near Windsor. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper
47/79Heavy rain continues to batter the NSW mid north coast causing major flooding. Residents of the small village of Telegraph Point north of Port Macquarie return to their destroyed homes. Milton Mitchell returns to his house. Nathan Edwards
48/79Heavy rain continues to batter the NSW mid north coast causing major flooding. Residents of the small village of Telegraph Point north of Port Macquarie return to their destroyed homes. Krysia Mailo returns to her 114 year old destroyed house with her mother Yvonne Burt. Nathan Edwards
49/79Heavy rain continues to batter the NSW mid north coast causing major flooding. Residents of the small village of Telegraph Point north of Port Macquarie return to their destroyed homes. Milton Mitchell returns to his house. Nathan Edwards
50/79Heavy rain continues to batter the NSW mid north coast causing major flooding. Residents of the small village of Telegraph Point north of Port Macquarie return to their destroyed homes. Milton Mitchell returns to his house. Nathan Edwards
51/79Heavy rain continues to batter the NSW mid north coast causing major flooding. Residents of the small village of Telegraph Point north of Port Macquarie return to their destroyed homes. Milton Mitchell returns to his house with his son Andrew Mitchell. Nathan Edwards
52/79Flood waters on the the Nepean River at Penrith have subsided today after last night peaking at nearly 10m. Local residents take the opportunity to have a swim or fish in the murky waters. Brayden Bell 18 slides down the river bank on a boogie board at Tench Reserve. Picture: Toby Zerna
53/79Flood waters on the the Nepean River at Penrith have subsided today after last night peaking at nearly 10m. Local residents take the opportunity to have a swim or fish in the murky waters. Brayden Bell 18 and Ward Boyan 20 backflip into the river where a carpark normally would be. Picture: Toby Zerna
54/79Residents in Windsor watch the level of the Hawksbury River rise as rain continues to fall. Michelle Nielsen watches the flood waters rise and inundate her garage with her house only centimetres away from being flooded too. Picture: Toby Zerna
55/79Police assist farmers move cows across Blacktown rd Richmond today. Picture: John Grainger
56/79Residents of North St Windsor have started evacuating or moving stuff to higher ground. Picture: John Grainger
57/79Heavy rain continues to batter the NSW mid north coast causing major flooding. Kempsey residents line up at the IGA for supplies at the only supermarket left open. Picture: Nathan Edwards
58/79Heavy rain continues to batter the NSW mid north coast causing major flooding. Kempsey residents check the water levels at the towns levy wall . Nathan Edwards
59/79Kempsey residents check the water levels at the towns levy wall. Picture: Nathan Edwards
60/79Large areas of south east Queensland received torrential rain that caused property damage and flooding. Jesse Milton with sister Teraza check out the flooding on Widdop Street near Toombul Shopping Centre. Picture: Brad Fleet
61/79Hugo Simpson has to walk through flooding on Widdop Street on his way to school. Picture: Brad Fleet
62/79The cause way at Maudsland Drive Oxenford on the Gold Coast is totally blocked to all traffic due to high rising flood waters which have caused severe damage to fences and the road surface overnight. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Scott Powick
63/79Wet weather on the Gold Coast.Roaring floodwaters at Oxenford Weir made quite a spectacle. Picture Glenn Hampson
64/79Wet weather on the Gold Coast. Flooded Carrara sport fields resemble a lake. Picture: Glenn Hampson
65/79Residents of North St Windsor have started evacuating or moving stuff to higher ground. Picture: John Grainger
66/79A local paddles across flooded roads. Picture: John Grainger
67/79Windsor resident rescues a recycling bin. Picture: John Grainger
68/79Charlie Devine 13 & Brooke GreenTree 32 rescue items floating about. Picture: John Grainger
69/79Day light revels how high the water has risen over night at the Unfloodable Windsor bridge and surrounding streets. Picture: John Grainger
70/79A local man pulls animals away from the floods. Picture: John Grainger
71/79Workers at the The Windsor Leagues Club push a fridge out of the kitchen area during heavy flooding on picture: Getty Images
72/79Floodwaters on Wolseley Road at McGraths Hill near Windsor. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Jeremy Piper
73/79Floodwaters on Old Hawkesbury Road at McGraths Hill near Windsor. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Jeremy Piper
74/79Floodwaters on Wolseley Road at McGraths Hill near Windsor. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Jeremy Piper
75/79A person surveys the damage in Penrith after the Nepean River burst its banks, peaking at 10 metres overnight. Picture: Getty Images
76/79Houses are threatened by flood waters in Penrith after the Nepean River burst its banks, peaking at 10 metres overnight. Picture: Getty Images
77/79The Nepean river in Penrith is seen after bursting its banks, peaking at 10 metres overnight. Picture: Getty Images
78/79Homes in Bellevue Road Regentville NSW western Sydney affected by floods. Russell Stirton (front) and Andrew Tonkin from St.Mary’s Fire and Rescue NSW Picture: Darren Leigh Roberts
79/79Residents of North st Windsor Are forced to wade Through sewage mixed with flooding .picture John Grainger
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