Rescue crews in Victoria respond to a rock climbing incident on Mount Buffalo after a climber falls during an ascent. According to reports, the climber was scaling the Horn when their equipment fails, causing a fall onto a ledge several metres below. One outlet describes the ledge as “precarious,” indicating the climber lands in an exposed area that complicates recovery. Another source characterizes the fall as about 8 metres and notes that dramatic footage shows responders using a winch to lift the climber to safety. The rescue operation includes a helicopter response, which is deployed to reach the incident site and to assist with the winching process. Both accounts describe the incident as equipment-related and emphasize the difficulty of the terrain and the care required to extract the climber from the ledge. The reports provide consistent details on the location (Mount Buffalo in Victoria), the climbing route (the Horn), the general cause (equipment failure), the approximate fall distance, and the use of winching/helicopter support during the rescue.