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Melbourne 2006: A moment in sport history
March 26, 2021On the 15-year anniversary of the Closing Ceremony of the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games, we reflect on the significant moment in Australia’s sporting history.
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Gold medallist Jared Tallent OAM announces retirement
March 26, 2021The Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games gold medallist has decided to call time on his career and walks off into the sunset.
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Say hi to Perry! The official Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games mascot!
March 22, 2021Perry’s rainbow coloured hexagons represent the coming together of the Commonwealth in equal partnership with the diverse communities of Birmingham and the West Midlands at the Games in 2022.
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Inaugural Ron Clarke Griffith Futures Scholarship recipients unveiled
March 15, 2021A scholarship named in honour of a legend of Australian sport who was passionate about the Commonwealth Games and education provides financial support to two young Indigenous student athletes who are studying at Griffith University.
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Greater Together: Medal winning Saville sisters walk down memory lane to Melbourne 2006
March 15, 2021It’s a sister act that started with tantrum tears at Sydney’s Hensley Field back in 1980 and ended in tears of joy 26 years later at the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. Ian Hanson catches up with racewalking champion sisters Jane and Natalie Saville.
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Reconciliation Action Plan working group established
March 15, 2021Commonwealth Games Australia (CGA) continues its commitment to being an active participant in Australia’s reconciliation journey.
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CGA Alumni amongst 2021 ‘Share a Yarn’ ambassadors
March 12, 2021The landmark initiative from the AIS aims to provide Australian Elite Athletes with meaningful opportunities to connect and build relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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Dame Louise Martin: A day to celebrate Commonwealth Sport and Women’s Sport
March 10, 2021A message from the President of the Commonwealth Games Federation.
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Birmingham 2022 unveils medal sessions across 19 sports
February 26, 2021Update of the Games schedule reveals 286 sessions across 19 different sports.
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CGA Alumni honoured by Griffith University
February 26, 2021Four CGA Alumni have been included in the inaugural Griffith University Sporting Hall of Fame.
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Brisbane 2032 will put a spring in the step of Australian sport
February 25, 2021The prospect of an Olympics and Paralympic Games in Brisbane in 2032 will provide a focus for Australian sport for the next decade, says Phillips.
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Vale Peter Panayi
February 15, 2021Commonwealth Games Australia mourns the passing of Australian diving coach Peter Panayi, aged 90.