Eulo once hosted the World Lizard Racing Championships on their Paroo Track, but environmentalists put an end to that annual event.
55 captures 16 Feb 2011 - 29 Mar 2022 About this capture COLLECTED BY Organization: National Library of Australia Crawls Crawls performed by Internet Archive on behalf of the National Library of Australia. This data is currently not publicly accessible. Collection: NLA_2014 This crawl of the .au domain was performed on behalf of the National Library of Australia in of 2014. The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20140204100526/http://www.paroo.qld.gov.au/eulo A- A+ Home Council Executive Staff Meet your Councillors Meeting Minutes Advisory Committee Minutes Council Meeting Dates Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes Employment Opportunities Council Publications Corporate and Operational Plan Annual Report Council Applications & Forms Local Laws Council Policies Complaints Management System Services A-Z Animal Management Change of Address Customer Requests/Complaints Emergency Services Planning Scheme Development Applications Plumbing Information Private Works Rates Road Conditions Shire Maps Tenders and Quotes Tenders Quotes Watering Times Waste Management Works Program Fees & Charges Community Bursary Events Community Facilities Libraries Racecourse Shire Hall Swimming Pool Community Programs COOEE Inc CDEP Works RADF Youth Program Shire Townships Cunnamulla Eulo Wyandra Yowah Sporting Clubs Cunnamulla Swimming Pool & Aquatic Activities Cunnamulla Bowls Club Cunnamulla Golf Club Disaster Management Visitors Art Gallery & Museum Visitor Information Centre Artesian Time Tunnel Tourist Information Contact # Eulo # EULO - Home of the World Championship Lizard Races! The town of Eulo is situated on the Bulloo Developmental Road (Adventure Way) 70 km west of Cunnamulla and has a population of about 70 people. The township was originally built close to the Paroo River but as floods almost wiped out the entire town, building began on higher ground where Eulo now stands. Like most bush towns it has an interesting history. The most notable character was Isabel Robinson – the Eulo Queen. She was born in 1849 on the isle of Mauritius and migrated to Australia as a teenager. She arrived in Cunnamulla in 1878 and shortly afterwards moved to Eulo with her husband. The town's only pub carries her name and is where visitors can learn about her life and the early history of the town. The rural land surrounding Eulo is predominantly used for sheep and cattle grazing, however, the area is well known for its rich flavoursome honey obtained from the blossom of the local native Yapunyah tree. Honey along with other natural products made from bees wax are produced at Eulo for the local and national market. Eulo has many attractions, such as the Lizard Lounge, a newly built picnic area, the Bilby Burrow art and craft gallery, a general store with a display of honey production, a date farm and winery open to visitors and mud springs just west of the town. For more information about Eulo click here
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