<p>House and vehicles lay in ruins after a record flood swept through Bundaberg, Australia. Photo John Wilson</p>

Trashed - Bundaberg Flood
<p>House which was swept away in a record flood and found by a roadside in Bundaberg, Australia. Photo John Wilson</p>

Lost and Found - Bundaberg Flood
<p><strong>Devastated</strong>. A <strong>Bundaberg</strong> man weeps inside his home devastated by flood waters.  John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland Floods - John Wilson Photographics
<p>Grateful rescue. A man and his dog are rescued from their rural community in Queensland by emergency services volunteers when it was cut off by the Perry River swollen with flood waters. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Rescued - John Wilson Photographics
<p>In the sleepy hamlet of Woolooga in Queensland,Australia a husband and wife sit in spartan surrounds inside their home which was engulfed by flood waters. More than two months later they were still waiting for government representatives to visit an assess them for badly needed flood support funds. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Long wait for help - John Wilson Photo
<p>Men walk through mud as they remove flood damaged household goods in Bundaberg, Queensland. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Clean up
<p><strong>Shifting gear.</strong> A State Emergency volunteer removes flood damaged furniture from a house in Bundaberg Queensland. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland Floods John Wilson Photographics
<p>Get away. In Bundaberg Queensland a resident looks skyward from his boat,hopeful of an end to flooding rains. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland Floods
<p><strong>Food to go</strong>. A young girl has a snack while sitting on the family fridge destroyed by flood waters that engulfed her house. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Food to go John Wilson Photographics
<p>A resident attempts to straighten a road sign bent over by raging flood waters in Queensland. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Repairs
<p><strong>Wet Ride. </strong>A Harley Davidson motorcycle shop flooded in Bundaberg Queensland. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland Floods
<p><strong>Muddy mess</strong>. A woman stands inside her flood devastated house in Bundaberg Queensland. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland floods
<p>A Morganville resident attempts to make it across the flooded Perry River which has cut off communities since before Christmas when the first rains of the Queensland floods began to fall. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Long walk John Wilson Photographics
<p>A Bundaberg street becomes a dumpyard as residents strip flood damaged goods from their houses. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Junk yard
<p>Flooded streets in the city of <strong>Bundaberg Queensland</strong>. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland Floods
<p>A house in Bundaberg Queensland awash with flood water and debris. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland Floods
<p>Mountains of flood damaged household goods and debris from flood waters at a waste dump in the town of Emerald. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland Floods
<p><strong>Aftermath.</strong> Flood damaged river crossing on the Dawson Highway between Springsure and Rolleston, Queensland. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland Floods
<p>A man attempts to cross a flooded road with a carton of beer in Bundaberg. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland Floods
<p>A Rolleston cotton farmer who had his crops and irrigation decimated by severe flood waters is helping his fellow community members by providing their only link with the rest of the state with his helicopter. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Reluctant Hero
<p>Residents walk by riverside forrest destroyed by the raging Burnett River at Cedars Crossing. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Destruction John Wilson Photographics
<p>In <strong>Bundaberg Queensland</strong> residents are dumping flood damaged goods in the street for the local council to collect. John Wilson Photographer Queensland Floods</p>

Waiting
<p><strong>Damaged goods.</strong> Boys run pass flood damaged household goods dumped in a street in Bundaberg awaiting council removal. John Wilson Photographer.</p>

Queensland Floods
<p>Lifeline. At Emerald volunteers man a household resource centre supplying donated goods to flood victims. John Wilson Photographer</p>

Queensland Floods
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