Watch the moment 11-year-old Luke Shambrook was found alive.

Finally some good news in the hunt for 11-year-old Luke Shambrook.

It’s been reported that 11-year-old Luke Shambrook has been found alive in central Victoria.

According to the ABC, Luke was sighted by a helicopter off Skyline road, just before midday today.

He has been taken to the hospital by paramedics.

“We are told Luke is well, [but] he is exhausted, he is suffering hypothermia and he is also dehydrated,” Acting Commander Rick Nugent said.

This is Luke Shambrook being loaded into the ambulance. Mum and dad by his side kissing his forehead. What a moment. pic.twitter.com/qj7QjNlLTV

— Michael Scanlan (@MScanlan7) April 7, 2015

“He is currently with members from the Search and Rescue Squad and will now receive medical treatment,” Victoria police said in a statement. “Police would like to thank all those involved in the search over the past few days and appreciate the immense amount of community support.”

Acting Commander Nugent said Luke’s resilience was “absolutely amazing”, the ABC reports. “An 11-year-old boy, challenged as he is with his autism, he’s a courageous, resilient, strong young man,” he said. “Everyone is overwhelmed by the news… To find him safe and well… is just wonderful news.”  

Luke Shambrook is stretchered out of the bush by paramedics and into the arms of his family http://t.co/rT6Slh0K7I pic.twitter.com/fPqnlTtCok — ABC News Melbourne (@abcnewsMelb) April 7, 2015

Luke, who has autism, wandered away from his family’s campsite at the Candlebark camping ground, near Lake Eildon, on Good Friday.

He was missing for more than five days.

He was wearing a scarf, dark grey tracksuit pants and grey boots and a black windcheater and a beanie for warmth.

As Mamamia reported this morning, that beanie was found just west of the campsite yesterday afternoon. That discovery was a breakthrough in the search, providing Luke’s worried family with a glimmer of hope.

Watch the moment Luke was found below.

The moment rescuers reached Luke Shambrook. #VictoriaPolice #VicPolice #VicPol #SearchAndRescue

A video posted by Victoria Police (@victoriapolice) on Apr 6, 2015 at 11:04pm PDT