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A photo of a female athlete with blonde hair tied into a ponytail. She wears a yellow zip up fleece from the Australian Commonwealth Games Team. She smiles into the distance with a medal around her neck and holding a mascot toy in front of her chest.
A photo of a female athlete with blonde hair tied into a ponytail. She wears a yellow zip up fleece from the Australian Commonwealth Games Team. She smiles into the distance with a medal around her neck and holding a mascot toy in front of her chest.

Glasgow 2026

The Commonwealth Games return to the world stage in the vibrant and historic city of Glasgow, Scotland, from 23 July to 2 August.

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A female athlete with tied up blonde hair wears a yellow running crop top with a competition bib pinned to the front with CALDWELL written on the front. She holds up an Australian flag behind her and smiles into the distance.
03 June 2026

50 days to go: Victorian athletes ready to take on Glasgow

With 50 days to go until the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, the Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) is already celebrating with Victorian athletes named to represent Australia on the world stage. The first wave of Victorian selections spans athletics, Para athletics, Para swimming and boxing, bringing together debutants, returning champions and some of the most…
Five diving athletes standing in a line in front of diving boards and a pool.
01 June 2026

Designed by divers, grounded in Country: VIS unveils new diving bathers

Victoria’s elite divers have a new uniform that carries a story. The Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) has launched new bathers for its divers, designed in collaboration with the VIS diving program and built around First Nations artwork by Katie Bugden. More than competition swimwear, the bathers connect performance with culture and place, carrying meaning…
Two women hold gold medals up and are smiling celebrating their wins
27 May 2026

VIS climbers rewriting Australian history on the world stage

Two gold medals. Two Australian firsts. One sport. Sarah Larcombe and Oceana Mackenzie have each climbed into the record books, delivering breakthrough performances four years apart. Victorian athletes helping redefine what Australian climbing looks like on the world stage. Larcombe made history first. In May 2022, in her debut international season, she won gold at…

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