Dr Poo from the BBC came all the way in a different kind of Tardis to compete in the dunny derby.

The crustaceans come out fighting in the World Crayfish Cup.

No privacy here even in the middle of nowhere. The hotly contested Australian Dunny Derby.

Bush poets are always a feature at outback events in Winton.

The Royal Mail heads out with some festival goers.

Hats and beers outside the North Gregory Hotel.

The world’s slowest races – the World Crayfish Cup.

Clydesdales at the festival.

The kids’ action in the Meggsie Mania.

An Ironman event that involved hauling road train tyres.

Country music was a solid feature at the festival.

Plop Gear was another BBC entrant in the dunny derby.

The roo poo shooting – propelling a kangaroo dropping through a cylinder.

The swag toss – the swag is a form of bedding used in the outback.

An ironman event involving rolling a road train tyre and tyre changing equipment.

The BBC crew asked the crowd why Australians think it’s normal to race dunnies.

An ironman carries tyre changing equipment.

These oversized undies got a workout in the dunny derby.

Whip cracking was a workshop event at the festival.

Much heavier than they look – the wool bale rolling competition.

Bring your own hat – essential equipment at the festival.