Beaten finalist celebrates Games win for judo Australian judoka Maria Swan settled for silver but took plenty of positives from her Commonwealth Games defeat to England's Emma Reid. AAP · Aug 2
Rolled gold for Australia's oldest Games athlete The oldest member of Australia's Commonwealth Games team has combined with a previous silver medallist to claim para bowls gold. AAP · Aug 2
Former premiers could face long-awaited CFMEU probe Victoria's opposition is calling for past premiers to face a construction industry corruption probe as the state's current leader pledges to appear if needed. AAP · Aug 2
Bizarre ceremony ends Games for golden sprinters Australia's 4x100m men's relay champions ended the Commonwealth Games athletics program, collecting their golds long after the event finished. AAP · Aug 2
Aussie doc enjoys surgical javelin victory in Glasgow Sydney doctor Mackenzie Little has won the javelin gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in surgical fashion as pole vaulter Kurtis Marschall soared to glory. AAP · Aug 1
'He smashed me': Myers falls to Scottish mile hero World record holder Josh Kerr has put Australia's Cameron Myers in his place as a dominant winner of the Commonwealth Games mile. AAP · Aug 1
Miracle mile, men's relay complete golden Games haul Australia have won gold in the Commonwealth Games men's 4x100m relay for the first time in 52 years, while Abbey Caldwell led a clean sweep of the women's mile. AAP · Aug 1
Discus king defends crown as Aussies add more medals Matt Denny was untroubled in winning Commonwealth Games discus gold again in yet another medal-laden session for the Australian team in Glasgow. AAP · Aug 1
'You have to be selfish': Montag leads Aussie cakewalk Australia's female race walkers have swept a Commonwealth Games event for the first time in 20 years, spearheaded by three-time gold medallist Jemima Montag. AAP · Aug 1
'Won't be long': Diamond tips Tonga to be netball force Having witnessed Tonga's netball talent at the Commonwealth Games, Diamonds goalshooter Cara Koenen says the Tala are a powerhouse in the making. AAP · Jul 31
'Fill in the blank': Aussie's take on winner's drug ban Australia's fastest woman Torrie Lewis has been left unimpressed by the new Commonwealth Games 200m winner's recent doping ban. AAP · Jul 31
The One Nation scare Labor used while rolling a premier Labor leaders have pointed to a potential minority government involving a right-wing populist party to justify swapping premiers four months from polling day. AAP · Jul 31
'In your dreams, champ': Aussie winner's quip to Kenyan Emerging race walk star Isaac Beacroft has overcome a chirpy Kenyan opponent to add to Australia's growing medal tally on the track in Glasgow. AAP · Jul 31
Aussie comeback queen's bizarre ride to Glasgow medal Australian veteran Eliza Ault-Connell has claimed one of the most unusual medals of the Glasgow Games after a huge crash and re-run final in her event. AAP · Jul 31
AAP · Jul 31 'Different ball game' for Diamonds as Jamaica looms The Diamonds have yet to break a sweat as they rampage towards Commonwealth Games gold, but Cara Koenen knows Jamaica is capable of producing an upset.
AAP · Jul 31 Arrogant, disrespectful: Port slam rivals over Butters Port Adelaide coach Josh Carr has slammed rival clubs for arrogant and disrespectful comments about the future of their triple club champion Zak Butters.
AAP · Jul 31 'Going to be a war': blunt warning for Aussie milers Scottish hero Josh Kerr has promised a fierce battle with Australia's trio of stars in one of the most eagerly anticipated Commonwealth Games events in Glasgow.
AAP · Jul 30 'Doesn't feel real': Hull laps up track in double bid An Australian sweep of the women's mile is on the cards in Glasgow, while hurdler Michelle Jenneke is eyeing her first Commonwealth Games medal.
AAP · Jul 30 'Vindication': apology for survivors of school abuse Watching a state government apologise for widespread failings at public schools was surreal but validating, a victim-survivor of child sexual abuse says.
AAP · Jul 30 Fuel prices on the up as PM backs end to discount Discounts to the fuel excise will come to an end within days, but the prime minister says the government could consider bringing it back in the future.
AAP · Jul 29 'Stupid' run pays huge dividends for Aussie West Australia's Tori West made a bold play in the final event of the women's heptathlon in Glasgow and it paid off as she hung on bravely to secure bronze.
AAP · Jul 29 Aussie ready to spoil Scottish party in showpiece race Josh Kerr's bid for a Commonwealth Games gold medal in the men's mile has captivated host nation Scotland, but an Australian is determined to play spoilsport.
AAP · Jul 29 Aussie ace through on appeal, clarifies police incident Olli Hoare has launched a successful protest after he was tripped in his Commonwealth Games one mile heat, days after he witnessed a police incident in Glasgow.
AAP · Jul 29 'I've taken pay cuts': Munster opens up on PNG interest Cameron Munster has spoken of the allure of the PNG Chiefs as he weighs up a move in 2028 after being given permission by Melbourne to negotiate.
AAP · Jul 29 Fist-bumps on backburner as Craig heeds harsh lesson Peyton Craig will bear in mind a tough lesson learnt when he lines up in the Commonwealth Games 800m semi-finals along with countrymen Peter Bol and Luke Boyes.