Flood waters have turned the regional town of Wee Waa, on the north-west plains of New South Wales, into an island.
"If you get to look at Wee Waa from above, it's surrounded by water," SES volunteer Matt Nolan told 7.30.
The town's 2,000 residents have been cut off from neighbouring areas, relying on the State Emergency Service (SES) to shuttle them across floodwaters.
