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Delivering support to Queensland farmers amid devastating floods

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Towns and homesteads across south-west Queensland are facing weeks of isolation as residents wait for floodwaters to recede. While rain is set to ease in coming days, major flooding is expected to continue for several weeks in the state's west. SBS speaks with John Warlters from Rural Aid about the difficulties in reaching Queensland farmers who still have livestock stuck in floodwaters.
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