Australians set for last leg of torch relay

ULURU, Australia - Nova Peris-Kneebone (R), the first Australian Aborigine to win an Olympic gold medal, stands in front of Ayers Rock on June 7. Peris-Kneebone will start the last section of the Olympic torch relay in front of the world's largest monolith on June 8.

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