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Kellie White and Emily Smith were honoured with a street parade in their home town of Crookwell on Friday after winning a gold medal with the Hockeyroos at the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.  Photo: Crookwell Gazette

Crookwell turned out in force to welcome home-grown Hockeyroos Emily Smith and Kellie White on Friday.

Hockeyroos duo stop traffic in Crookwell with street parade to celebrate Commonwealth Games gold

Gold Coast-based Sally Pearson celebrates winning gold.

Mick Fanning, three-on-three basketball and bringing in the army…Gold Coast 2018 chief executive Mark Peters speaks to Phil Lutton about lessons learned in Glasgow.

Gold Coast Commonwealth Games chief discusses key issues

West Indian cricketers enjoy Wet n' Wild in 2005. Photo: Paul Harris

Britannia, and all her majestic glory, was revitalised by a highly successful Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Onwards and upwards then for the empire, and down under we head in four years.

2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games: Ten things we must see

As Michael Shelley crossed the finish line to win gold in the Commonwealth Games marathon last week, his coach Dick Telford was watching from his Canberra home, knowing he’d once again put the pieces of the sporting puzzle together at the perfect time.

Dick Telford: the master coach behind Michael Shelley's marathon success

2005: Caitlin Thwaites after selection in an Australian volleyball squad.

TEN years ago Bendigo’s Caitlin Thwaites had the volleyball world at her feet.

Netball a golden choice for Thwaites

Gracie Elvin has switched her attention to the time trial world championships after finishing sixth at her first Commonwealth Games on Sunday.

Gracie Elvin switches focus to world championships after disappointment of Commonwealth Games

Big jump: LaCaze, at right, in the final of the 3000m steeplechase at the Glasgow Games.  Photo: AFP/Adrian Dennis

While the limelight shines brightest on the blonde steeplechaser/stage invader, we’d better learn to sort fact from inevitable fiction.

Five lies about Commonwealth Games stage-bomber Genevieve LaCaze

Australians stole the show at the closing ceremony for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games with the baton for 2018 handed over to the Gold Coast.

Genevieve LaCaze stage bombs Kylie Minogue at the closing ceremony of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games

The theme of this goodbye was to be 'A typical night in Glasgow', minus the curry sauce. A proud city duly came out to celebrate what has been anything but a typical 11 days on the banks of the River Clyde.

Glasgow saves the Commonwealth Games

Allegations flying: Eric Hollingsworth. Photo: Mark Dadswell/Getty Images

Athletics Australia has launched a board level review into all aspects of the Commonwealth Games after the embarrassment of the Eric Hollingsworth affair.

Athletics Australia launches Commonwealth Games review after Eric Hollingsworth affair

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