
'Keep showing up': Kiwi athletes reflect on medals and breakthrough year
Eliza McCartney, Zoe Hobbs, Imogen Ayris and Tori Moorby reflect on Glasgow efforts.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
New Zealand finished with seven medals for the day including two gold.
Track cycling could see plenty of podium finishes for New Zealand.
Heavy rain sent mascara into Hobbs' eyes in the semifinal.
The former Ugandan president famously declared himself the 'King of Scotland' in 1976.
The 28-year-old set a 10.93s PB and Oceania record in the 100m.
Sky Sport presenter Kimberlee Ritchie says Zoe Hobbs' gold medal in the 100m will inspire generations of athletes to come. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
The Silver Ferns remain perfect in pool play.
Kiwi swimmer Lewis Clareburt has the chance to win his third gold in Glasgow.
Nick Kergozou has been hospitalised in Glasgow with a back injury.
The 28-year-old clocked 10.93s to break the Oceania record.
Zoe Hobbs produced a 'wild' result to claim New Zealand’s first 100m gold.
Swimmer Lewis Clareburt has already claimed one gold at the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Rhys McClenaghan finished sixth after a new mount backfired.
Jeremiah Azu said he would never 'disrespect' the Wales flag.
Lewis Clareburt sat seventh halfway through the final.
The Silver Ferns hold off the Sunshine Girls 53-48 in a tight contest in Glasgow.
Fairweather clocked 15:58.97, three seconds clear of bronze.
Olympic and world high jump champion Hamish Kerr will not compete at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
His team believe he could return to action in weeks.
Fairweather and Ouwehand both got on the medal podium in Glasgow.
The McCann's watched on with pride as Sean swam for Scotland.
Erika Fairweather took 400m freestyle silver, while Lewis Clareburt set a personal best.
The pair were formally announced by New Zealand Team Chef de Mission Nigel Avery.
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Ten sports will be staged across just four venues to cut hosting costs.