Hidden gems of Outback Queensland have been broadcasted across national television on The Amazing Race Australia.
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The iconic global travelling show, has remained in Australia for season two due to COVID-19 restrictions and is showcasing some of the best tourism destinations in Australia.
In episode three, teams travel from the Gold Coast to Winton in Outback Queensland.
"Out here the heat is blistering and it is as dry as a dead dinner. You could walk for a week without seeing a soul," presenter Beau Ryan said.
To get to Winton teams first had to fly from the Gold Coast to Longreach, drive 180 kilometres to Winton where they competed in the first leg of the race, The Dunny Derby.
Teams were required to pull a local in the dunny cart around a race track. But there was a twist, one team member had to balance a bed pan full of dunny water on their head and tip it in their bucket and complete as many rotations until it reached the red line.
Once completing this challenge, teams had to travel the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum to dig up 33 wooden dinosaur bones and construct them into a full dinosaur skeleton, before continuing to the pitstop.
On day two teams started by changing a tire on a road train, before travelling back to Longreach to conduct the detour challenges 'Pick or Polish'
Teams who chose 'Pick' travelled to Camden Station where they had to pick and sort fleece to fill an entire wool sack. Teams who chose 'Polish' travelled to Longreach Solar Farm where they were required to clean 42 solar panels.
Once complete, teams raced to the finish line at the Longreach Stockman's Hall of Fame where they were greeted by Winton's Crack Up Sisters and the last team was eliminated.
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