#Glasgow2014 Preview: Hockey
22 July 2014
Despite Australia's Commonwealth Games dominance in both men's and women's hockey, the strength of talent throughout the Commonwealth nations ensures that these medals will be highly competitive and captivating viewing at the Glasgow Games.

#Glasgow2014 Preview: Netball
22 July 2014
The Commonwealth Games are often referred to as the "Friendly Games". However, there will be no misplaced friendship mistaking the rivalry between the world's best two netball nations as Australia and New Zealand go head to head for gold in Glasgow.

#Glasgow2014 Preview: Powerlifting
22 July 2014
WA's Ben Wright is flying the flag for Australia in the para-sport powerlifting at the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.The young >

#Glasgow2014 Preview: Shooting
22 July 2014
Australia has sent a record-breaking largest ever shooting squad for competition at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, with WA's Laura Coles >

#Glasgow2014 Preview: Triathlon
22 July 2014
If 400 hectares of woodlands, park and wetlands sounds like your slice of heaven, chances are you're not a triathlete.

Diamond Preparation for Glasgow Favourite Mickle
17 July 2014
WAIS javelin thrower Kim Mickle will get a world class preparation for the Commonwealth Games tomorrow when she competes at the Monaco Diamond League.

WAIS Paddlers to Compete at the Junior and U23 World Champs
17 July 2014
The next generation of future Olympic aspirants have arrived in Hungary ahead of the ICF Junior and U23 World Championships which commence today in Szeged, Hungary.

Silver Medals for WA at U20 National Champs
17 July 2014
Western Australia has picked up silver medals in the women's and men's U20 finals at the National State Championships.

Keeney Gears Up for Comm Games Glory with World Cup Bronze
17 July 2014
WAIS Commonwealth Games bound diver Maddison Keeney has warmed up for her Glasgow Games debut with a bronze medal in the women's 3m synchro with Australian partner Anabelle Smith at a World Cup meet in China.

Sullivan Calls Time on Illustrious Career
16 July 2014
Western Australian swimming icon Eamon Sullivan has called time on a decorated career that has seen him represent Australia at three Olympic Games, after succumbing to a shoulder complaint that forced him to withdraw from this year's Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

