All you need to know about Delhi - Day 7
After Valerie Adams added another gold to the New Zealand tally, all eyes are back on the New Zealand cycling team.
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Alison Shanks wins gold for New Zealand
Track cyclist Alison Shanks has won a Commonwealth Games gold medal for New Zealand in the women's 3000m individual pursuit.
Commonwealth Games: Ingram breaks Games record in pool
Melissa Ingram has set a Commonwealth Games 200m backstroke record, joining a tsunami of New Zealand swimmers in finals action today at the Commonwealth Games pool.
Small nation standing tall in Delhi
The name suggests he's stumbled into the wrong tower block at the athletes' village, but Ian McKenna is all Niue islander.
Athletics: Adams unveils new technique in heat
Didier Poppe knows it is best to give Valerie Adams a bit of space when she's got her game face on.
City puts up $13m for elephants in the bush
Auckland Zoo has been given the go-ahead to a $13m proposal to bring in a herd of up to 10 Asian elephants, and expand into Western Springs park.
Commonwealth Games: Top Delhi flops
The Delhi Games have presented a series of unique challenges for the athletes, their support teams, the fans and the press.
IMF: East won't make up for West
The IMF expects global growth to fall next year as the emerging economies which are leading the global recovery are unable to fully compensate for weaker demand in rich countries.
More finals action for NZ swimmers
New Zealand should be at the business end of at least three finals at the Commonwealth Games pool tonight.
All you need to know about Delhi - Day 4
The New Zealand team have yet to strike gold after three days at the Commonwealth Games but they're getting closer.
Day three wrap: NZ add silvers and bronze
New Zealand grabbed five more medals today to take their haul to five silver and two bronze.
NZ intelligence activities revealed in banned book
A book about the war in Afghanistan reveals details of the activities of New Zealand intelligence teams there.
Bethune and Sea Shepherd cut ties in bitter row
Pete Bethune has alleged Sea Shepherd ordered him to scuttle the Ady Gil after its collision with a Japanese whaling vessel.
Slow and steady failing to win over fans in Delhi
At the pace things are moving in Delhi, 100m favourite Oshane Bailey might be the only one operating with any hint of urgency right now.
Synders briefly holds Games record
Glenn Snyders has set himself up for a royal shot of New Zealand's first Commonwealth Games medal in the pool.