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Australian long distance runner and Chef de Mission Steve Moneghetti passes the Queens Baton to a member of the Tjapukai aboriginal dancers in Cairns, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Handout photo issued by Glasgow2014 Australian long distance runner and Chef de Mission Steve Moneghetti lifts the Queen's Baton ahead of taking a helicopter ride from Green Island in Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Handout photo issued by Glasgow2014 A Green Island Scuba Diver holds the Queen’s Baton aloft on Green Island, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Australian netball player Sharon Finnan OAM (centre) carries the Queen's Baton along Cairns Beach in Cairns, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Australian Politician Michael Trout MP (right) carries the Queen's Baton along Cairns Beach in Cairns, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Anita Appleby carries the Queen's Baton along Cairns each in Cairns, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Australian Softball player and coach Joyce Lester carries the Queen's Baton along Cairns Beach in Cairns, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Josh Lush (left) hands the Queen's Baton to Joshua Morris (right) during the relay along Cairns Beach in Cairns, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Brianna Bortolanza who's aiming to compete in the 2018 Commonwealth Games carries the Queens Baton along Cairns Beach in Cairns, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Jim Valley starts the relay of the Queens Baton along Cairns Beach in Cairns, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
The granite stone is released from the Queen’s Baton to signify the end of its journey through Australia and given as a gift to the Australian Commonwealth Games Association in Cairns, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Handout photo issued by Glasgow2014_ The Queen's Baton during a helicopter ride over the Great Barrier Reef in Australia (Green Island) on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Handout photo issued by Glasgow2014 Australian long distance runner and Chef de Mission Steve Moneghetti holds the Queen's Baton during a helicopter ride over Green Island in Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
Handout photo issued by Glasgow2014_ A member of the Tjapukai aboriginal dancers carries the Queen's Baton Relay in Kuranda rainforest, Australia on Monday 4th November 2013. Australia is the ninth country to be visited on the baton’s journey through 70 Commonwealth nations and territories.
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