Commonwealth Games

Bringing home the gold

Bringing home the gold

Ben Smith could not have had a more simple homecoming yesterday.

John Key can't be complacent over Henry

John Key can't be complacent over Henry

It is nothing short of bizarre that the utterances of a breakfast television host have damaged the huge effort in recent years that New Zealand has put into strengthening its relationship with India.

Southland sisters warm up for Games

Southland sisters warm up for Games

Southland sisters Kirstin and Caitlin Anderson hope to follow in the footsteps of the Daniels siblings and taste success at the Commonwealth Games.

Commonwealth Games: Warning to Aussie fans

Commonwealth  Games: Warning to Aussie fans

Australians are being warned not to flash their national colours while in India for the Commonwealth Games, but New Zealand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has no immediate plans to follow suit.

Investing in India worth considering

India is very much in the news at the moment due to the problems it has had meeting deadlines for Commonwealth Games facilities in Delhi.

Distractions in Delhi

Distractions in Delhi

What a relief it will be for many if the Commonwealth Games can begin in Delhi on October 3 without further problems.

Commonwealth Games: NZ likely to follow other nations

New Zealand would be unlikely to go against the grain of countries such as Britain and Australia in deciding on whether to pull out of the Commonwealth Games, Prime Minister John Key said this afternoon.

Commonwealth Games: Hamill determined to give it her best shot

Commonwealth Games: Hamill determined to give it her best shot

Jessica Hamill is like a lot of New Zealand athletes going to the Commonwealth Games next month.

Rugby: Thomson in doubt for Delhi

Otago loose forward Adam Thomson's playing future - including a trip to the Commonwealth Games - is in doubt after he suffered a knee injury yesterday.

Sevens: Commonwealth Games platform Thomson needs

Sevens: Commonwealth Games platform Thomson needs

After making the big decision to stay with the Highlanders for the next two years, Adam Thomson has a big month ahead. Rugby writer Steve Hepburn talks to the loose forward about sevens and bringing up a milestone for Otago.

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