Nearly 50 students and teachers are rescued from a mountain after floodwaters isolate the school group overnight, according to multiple Australian outlets. The group is on an outdoor school camp for coursework when floodwaters cut off access to their location. Emergency services conduct a rescue operation overnight to get the students and staff to safety. The reports describe the group as almost 50 in total and say both students and teachers are affected by being trapped by rising water. All three sources frame the incident as being driven by severe weather and flooding that prevents the camp from being reached or left normally. The coverage does not include details in the provided summaries about specific injuries, the exact location, or the duration of the isolation beyond the overnight period. The reporting is consistent that floodwaters are the key factor in the group being stranded and that responders successfully extract them before dawn or shortly after the overnight rescue period.