SHOTLIST PAMPOOLAH, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA (MAY 21, 2025) (SERS MUST CREDIT “WESTPAC LIFE SAVER RESCUE HELICOPTER” HANDOUT, MUST NOT OBSCURE LOGO —EDITORIAL USE ONLY) 1. VARIOUS POV SHOTS OF RESCUEER HANGING ON ROPE, BEING LIFTED DOWN BY RESCUE HELICOPTER OVER FLOODED AREA 2. VARIOUS POV SHOT OF RESCUER TIED WITH ROPE STRETCHED FROM HELICOPTER, MOVING TOWARD HOME IN FLOODED AREA 3. POV SHOT OF WOMAN CARRYING PLASTIC BAGS STANDING AT DOOR OF FLOODED HOME 4. WOMAN IN FLOODED HOME 5. RESCUE HELICOPTER FLYING OVER FLOODED AREA PAMPOOLAH, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA (MAY 21, 2025) (SERS MUST CREDIT “WESTPAC LIFE SAVER RESCUE HELICOPTER” HANDOUT, MUST NOT OBSCURE LOGO —EDITORIAL USE ONLY) A woman stranded in her flooded home was rescued by a helicopter crew in Pampoolah, New South Wales (NSW), on Wednesday, May 21, as torrential rains triggered life-threatening floods across the region. At least one person was killed, and tens of thousands were stranded as raging floodwaters inundated towns, causing power cuts, and road closures in Australia's New South Wales (NSW) state, local media reported Thursday. Another three people have been reported missing on the state's mid-north coast, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Flood warnings for NSW residents have expanded to new regions as "life-threatening" heavy rain continues to hammer the state's mid-north coast. NSW Police confirmed on Thursday that the body of a 63-year-old man was found in his flood-hit home in the Moto region on the state's mid-north coast, while an estimated 50,000 people have been isolated by the floodwaters. Already badly hit Hunter Valley and mid-north coast regions are expected to receive another heavy rain spell throughout Thursday. "We are bracing for more bad news," NSW Premier Chris Minns told reporters on Thursday. Weather authorities are expecting 100 millimeters (3.9 inches) of rain in the general area of operations over the next 24 hours, but in isolated areas it could get between 200 millimeters and 300 millimeters, according to Minns. Some 2,500 emergency workers, trucks and boats, and 10 helicopters have been deployed to cope with the "incredibly volatile" situation. About 14 evacuation centers are open for the evacuees.