Staff at Warroo Game Meats unload kangaroos from a freezer truck. The workers arrived at Warroo Game Meats shortly before 5am to start unloading and processing kangaroos that have been brought in by i...

Staff at Warroo Game Meats unload kangaroos from a freezer truck. The workers arrived at Warroo Game Meats shortly before 5am to start unloading and processing kangaroos that have been brought in by i...

Staff at Warroo Game Meats unload kangaroos from a freezer truck. The workers arrived at Warroo Game Meats shortly before 5am to start unloading and processing kangaroos that have been brought in by i...

Staff at Warroo Game Meats sort a newly arrived batch of kangaroos. The workers arrived at Warroo Game Meats shortly before 5am to start unloading and processing kangaroos that have been brought in by...

Ian White, known as 'Whitey', carries a dead Kangaroo he has just shot. The work is very physical and lonely, as 'Whitey' works alone from sundown to shortly before sunrise. Kangaroos must be shot in...

Ian White, known as 'Whitey', takes aim at a kangaroo from his vehicle as he hunts on a farmer's property where he has permission to shoot kangaroos. It's in the farmer's interest to cull the kangaroo...

Ian White, known as 'Whitey', hangs up a recently shot kangaroo on the back of his vehicle as he hunts on a farmer's property where he has permission to shoot kangaroos. It's in the farmer's interest...

Ian White, known as 'Whitey', cuts the head off a kangaroo that he has just shot, this is one step in the very strict process that hunters must adhere to. The work is very physical and lonely, as 'Whi...

A local residents is interviewed for television newson the flooded streets in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Shawn Johnson paddles his aluminium boat after saving riding sadles and car parts from his shed that is mostly underwater after the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet over the previous...

Cockatoos fly above the town of Surat.

Ian White, known as 'Whitey', walks towards a kangaoo with a hammer on his shoulder. The animal has been clipped and is still alive, so saving the cost of a bullet 'Whitey' clubs the animal to death....

Ian White, known as 'Whitey', hangs up a recently shot kangaroo on the back of his vehicle as he hunts on a farmer's property where he has permission to shoot kangaroos. It's in the farmer's interest...

People look at the flooding in Windors where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

People take pictures of the flooded streets in Windor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Ian White, known as 'Whitey', drives on a farmer's property where he has permission to hunt kangaroos. It's in the farmer's interest to cull the kangaroos as it means there will be more grass left for...

Ian White, known as 'Whitey', carries a dead Kangaroo he has just shot. The work is very physical and lonely, as 'Whitey' works alone from sundown to shortly before sunrise. Kangaroos must be shot in...

Ian White, known as 'Whitey', carries a dead Kangaroo he has just shot. The work is very physical and lonely, as 'Whitey' works alone from sundown to shortly before sunrise. Kangaroos must be shot in...

Sophie Jackson watches the sunset from behind the crowd at the base of the Byron Bay Lighthouse. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which lo...

Tourists watch the sunset at the base of the Byron Bay Lighthouse, a popular location for sunset and sunrise. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron...

Flooded streets in Windsor where over the weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

An elderly couple stand in the rain in a partially flooded road. Over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Flooded gardens in Windsor where over the weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Ian White, known as 'Whitey', approaches a dead kangaroo he has just shot. Kangaroos must be shot in the head for them to be able to be used as meat. The industry has very strict rules that dictates t...

The bar area at Surat New Royal Hotel, the only pub in town.

A group of young women from Brisbane picnic at the base of the Byron Bay Lighthouse, a popular location for sunset and sunrise. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV s...

A group of young women from Brisbane take selfies and picnic at the base of the Byron Bay Lighthouse, a popular location for sunset and sunrise. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Net...

The partner of a young woman takes photographs of her at the Byron Bay Lighthouse, a popular location for tourists. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called B...

Flooded streets in Windsor where over the weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Children walk in the back streets of Surat at last light.

Children play in the streets of Surat.

Children play in the streets of Surat.

Sunrise from Byron Bay. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their town. A petition calling on business ow...

Flooded streets in Windsor where over the weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Shawn Johnson paddles his aluminium boat after saving riding sadles and car parts from his shed that is mostly underwater after the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet over the previous...

Headless kangeroos hang in back of a hunter's vehicle, ready to sell to Warroo Game Meats. The Kangaroos must be taken to refrigeration within two hours of sunrise. The indigenous run business, Warroo...

A cemetery near Warroo Game Meats.

A worker at Warroo Game Meats moves frozen meat products into containers early in the morning. The indigenous run business, Warroo Game Meats, has been harvesting kangaroos for meat and skins for over...

A view of The Pass, Byron Bay. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their town. A petition calling on bus...

A man slips as he tries to take a canoe onto the flooded streets in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

A woman paddles a boat along the flooded streets in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

A vehicle sits in flood water outside a house in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

A worker at Warroo Game Meats starts the process of skinning kangaroos. The indigenous run business, Warroo Game Meats, has been harvesting kangaroos for meat and skins for over 50 years, employing ov...

Kangaroo arms removed at Waroo Game Meats. Very little of the kangaroos go to waste, except for the arms, legs and bones. The indigenous run business, Warroo Game Meats, has been harvesting kangaroos...

Red kangaroo tails placed in a metal bin after being cut from the animals at Waroo Game Meats. The tails are a popular meat source with Aboriginal people. The indigenous run business, Warroo Game Meat...

Peninsula House Tebbutt's Observatory built in 1845 close to being inundated by water. Nearby, farmers have moved their tractors and other farm equipment to the site as it is the highest point in the...

A horse grazes beside a flooded road in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

A wedding at Byron Bay Lighthouse. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their town. A petition calling on...

The roof of a house shows above the water in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

People try to build flood defences in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

People try to build flood defences in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

People try to build flood defences in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Flooding in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Sarah-Jane McGrath (51) has spent the last 10 months living in her car. Rental prices in the Byron Bay region have risen dramatically in recent years. The Byron Bay community is at war with a propos...

Top Shop, a popular cafe in Byron Bay. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their town. A petition callin...

Female entrants wait to enter the water at a surf contest for local surfers at the Pass, a beach in Byron Bay, that has been running for over 20 years. The Byron Bay community is at war with a propo...

An artist on the beach who says he has been making sand art since 1997. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represe...

Two boys on a paddle board make their way along the flooded streets in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Two boys on a paddle board land at the edge of a flooded road in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Surfers prepare to enter the water. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their town. A petition calling o...

Two boys on a paddle board make their way along the flooded streets in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

A wedding at Byron Bay Main Beach. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their town. A petition calling on...

Live music in the beer garden at very busy Byron Bay Beach Hotel. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent the...

A mum and her child walk over a road at a zebra crossing with the help of a 'lolly pop' traffic controller on their way home from school, on a busy road in Mullumbimby in the Byron Bay shire. The Byr...

The main street of Mullumbimby in the Byron Bay shire. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their town. A...

Local rotary volunteers on the main street of Mullumbimby in the Byron Bay shire. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does...

A man in a boat talks to a couple standing in flood water in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

John collects personal possessions that he was forced to store in a garage when made homeless. John had been living in his car in and around Byron Bay for several years until he was offered a room for...

John collects personal possessions that he was forced to store in a garage when made homeless. John had been living in his car in and around Byron Bay for several years until he was offered a room for...

A couple stand at the edge of the water on a flooded road in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

A view of surfers at The Pass, Byron Bay. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their town. A petition cal...

A view of Byron Bay. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their town. A petition calling on business owne...

A man paddles a plastic boat in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Influencer Lola Berry visits a horse ranch with her boyfriend who helps to take photos and videos, at The Ranch Byron Bay, to make content for her social media accounts. The Byron Bay community is a...

Influencer Lola Berry visits a horse ranch with her boyfriend who helps to take photos and videos, at The Ranch Byron Bay, to make content for her social media accounts. The Byron Bay community is a...

A woman walks through the flood water in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

A man collects sand bags using a plastic boat in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Influencer Lola Berry visits a horse ranch with her boyfriend who helps to take photos and videos, at The Ranch Byron Bay, to make content for her social media accounts. The Byron Bay community is a...

Influencer Lola Berry visits a horse ranch with her boyfriend who helps to take photos and videos, at The Ranch Byron Bay, to make content for her social media accounts. The Byron Bay community is a...

A man collects sand bags using a plastic boat in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Stevey-Lee Ginger visiting her uncle who grew up in Byron Bay. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their...

Sand bags at the bottom of a garage door in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Stevey-Lee Ginger visiting her uncle who grew up in Byron Bay. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix reality TV show called Byron Baes, which locals feel does not represent their...

A couple walk through water outside their home in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

A family try to move their possessions in Windsor where over the previous weekend, the Hawkesbury River rose rapidly by more than 30 feet.

Charlie Tide and her daughter Tsari inside a sauna built by Charlie. The single mother has struggled with finding a home in the Byron Bay area having had to move over 20 times. Charlie has started a p...

A family, Marty, Gabrielle, Stella and Erica (order of age) from Mullumbimby watch the sunset together on the Brunswick Heads break wall. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix re...

Charlie Tide and her daughter Tsari inside a sauna built by Charlie. The single mother has struggled with finding a home in the Byron Bay area having had to move over 20 times. Charlie has started a p...

A family, Marty, Gabrielle, Stella and Erica (order of age) from Mullumbimby watch the sunset together on the Brunswick Heads break wall. The Byron Bay community is at war with a proposed Netflix re...

A worker processing the kangaroo meat at Waroo Game Meats. The indigenous run business, Warroo Game Meats, has been harvesting kangaroos for meat and skins for over 50 years, employing over 30 people....