00:02A dramatic overnight rescue unfolded off the New South Wales coast after three men became
00:09stranded on a rocky outcrop near Byron Bay's iconic Three Sisters.
00:13The group had paddled to Cocked Hat Rock when their kayak was swept away by the swell,
00:19leaving them trapped as conditions deteriorated.
00:22Marine Rescue Brunswick volunteers located the men using thermal imaging and floodlights
00:28before making the difficult decision to extract them in darkness.
00:32Battling strong winds, rough seas and signs of hypothermia among the stranded trio,
00:38rescuers brought the men safely aboard before returning to shore shortly after 4am,
00:443rd of June, where paramedics were waiting to assess them.
01:02The identification of the Yellows are less than 37 years old,
01:04and its sort of an downward行為 could be found at the same time.
01:06This is an enduring creature with the river and the river branch.
01:06I believe that the yellow branch is a very large fraction of the 1960s or the other.
01:06And this is a very large part of the New South Wales Island language,
01:06which we can try to use with the yellow branch and the green branch,
01:06which is a very large part of the pavement of the city.
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