2026 Commonwealth Games

Consistency on the international stage

Michelle Jenneke secured another top five Commonwealth Games finish, placing 5th in the Women’s 100m Hurdles Final in 12.84 (+2.5).

At her fourth Commonwealth Games appearance, Michelle has now finished inside the top five on every occasion.


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A leap to be proud of !

A second attempt jump of 13.81m secured 4th place for Desleigh Owusu in the Women’s Triple Jump, producing Australia’s best ever Commonwealth Games result in the event, moving past Linda Leverton’s 5th-place finish from 2014.


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Three-time Commonwealth Games athlete

Linden Hall took on a quality Women’s 5000m field in Glasgow, finishing 7th in 14:55.28.
Another chapter added to a remarkable green and gold career.


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THE FOURTH smallest country on the planet is guaranteed to stand on the Commonwealth Games podium for the first ever.

Despite a paltry population of under 11,000 people, tiny Tuvalu has managed to punch above its weight, bagging a monumental boxing medal in Glasgow.

In an even more remarkable turn, Tuvalu do not need to land a single blow to secure their landmark medal.

Following organisational difficulties, just five boxers were listed to compete in the women’s 75kg middleweight class.

Tuvaluan Tarona Taafaki’s side of the draw has a mere two combatants, sealing her place in the semi finals without stepping into the ring.

The 20-year-old will have to face heavy-hitting former World Champion Lovlina Borgohain on Friday.

But even if the Olympic Bronze medallist gives Taafaki a bloody nose, the Tuvaluan flag will be proudly hoisted over the podium regardless.





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tiger_one said:
No losses. No doubts. Just gold.
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Team Australia defeats Team Uganda Uganda 21-11 in the women's 3x3 basketball competition.


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A DAY FOR THE HISTORY BOOKS
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Team Australia has cracked the century mark, reaching 103 medals at Glasgow 2026.
And what a way to celebrate - the swimming program comes to a close with Australia’s best-ever Commonwealth Games swimming result.

37 gold. 16 silver. 23 bronze. A record-breaking campaign from our Dolphins.



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They must be sick of us at the pool.
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BUNBURY BRONZE
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Another medal for our boxing team, with Lekeisha Pergoliti claiming bronze on her Commonwealth Games debut in the women’s 70kg division.

A gutsy performance from the West Aussie from start to finish.



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Oliver Bleddyn races to gold, breaking his own Games record in the men's 4000m individual pursuit.

PLUS: Conor Leahy claims silver and James Moriarty bronze to complete an all-Australian podium.


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TEENAGE TRIUMPH
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19-year-old Isaac Beacroft is a Commonwealth champion.
The Aussie race walker storms to gold in the men’s 10,000m race walk, crossing the line in 38:45.51.

A performance beyond his years.


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THE DROUGHT IS OVER
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36 years after Sharon Stewart’s bronze in 1990, Sarah Billings delivers another Commonwealth women’s 800m medal for Australia, coming in 3rd and claiming the Bronze Medal.


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BRONZE MEDAL ENERGY
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Pedro Antun Neto gets it done, fighting his way to bronze in the men’s 60kg division.

An outstanding campaign capped off with a place on the podium.



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