Rob Waddell

Returning now to the Commonwealth Games, and a silver medal for road cyclist, Jack Bauer, was the highlight for New Zealand in an otherwise lacklustre last day of the Commonwealth Games. Audio

Commonwealth Games, Chef de Mission, Rob Waddell says he's delighted at New Zealand's medal tally, already eclipsing the team's golden haul that it won in Delhi four years ago. Audio

Glasgow has been given the thumbs up by New Zealand Commonwealth Games organisers, who've arrived overnight to set up camp. Audio

The Queen's Baton for the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow has touched down in New Zealand. Audio

The Chef de Mission for the New Zealand Olympic team, Rob Waddell, is still assessing the Australian report, although he admits an initial analysis has shocked him. Audio

So that first gold is due to Nathan Cohen and Joseph Sullivan, gained with their late charge in the men's double scull. Cohen's crewmate at the last Olympics in Beijing was Rob Waddell. Audio

Many of New Zealand's medal hopes seem to be on the water. Audio

A suggestion that rates money could help build the National Cycling Centre in Waikato has angered Grey Power and ratepayer groups in the region. Audio

After two weeks deliberation, Rowing New Zealand has announced he'll join Nathan Cohen in the Men's Double Sculls in Beijing. Audio

Rob Waddell has revealed he has a heart condition after losing to Mahe Drysdale. Audio

It's one all - and now the stage is set for a classic final showdown on the water. Audio

Olympic trial showdown begins on Sunday between rowers, Rob Waddell and Mahe Drysdale for the men's single sculls berth. Audio

Rob Waddell and Mahe Drysdale continue their battle to represent NZ at the Beijing games. Audio