A hiker stuck on a cliff-face on Mount Beerwah has been rescued, after another man was rescued from a crevice at North Stradbroke Island.
The hiker was rescued about 5pm after six firefighters trained in vertical rescue along with the SES used harnesses and a belay system to rescue the man.
A Queensland ambulance person said the hiker did not require any treatment.
Another man was rescued from a cliff at North Stradbroke Island at 3.10pm.
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A man has been rescued from a crevice at North Stradbroke Island as emergency crews continue to their rescue of a hiker who remains trapped on a mountain in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.
Fire and SES crews received reports there was a person stuck on a cliff-face on the northern side of Mount Beerwah in the Glasshouse Mountains at 1.40pm.
Crews remain on scene and are attempting to reach the hiker.
About 2.20pm, another call came through to emergency services of a man stuck in a crevice at Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island.
Nine News reported the man's friends had drawn an SOS sign in the sand below the cliff-face where the man was stuck.
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services performed a vertical rescue and removed the man from the wall at 3.10pm.
#BREAKING: Rescue operation underway at Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island. #9News pic.twitter.com/iDvLqjmSWP— Nine News Brisbane (@9NewsBrisbane) January 17, 2017
