In the final edition of the Birmingham Bulletin, Jason Pine recaps New Zealand's most successful Commonwealth Games. Joelle King and Amanda Landers-Murphy triumphed in straight games to win New Zealand's 20th gold medal.

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In the latest edition of The Birmingham Bulletin, Jason Pine looks back on Day 10 for New Zealand with four more medals added to the tally. A Bronze for the Silver Ferns and White Ferns and Golds for a mixed squash duo of Joelle King and Paul Coll, plus a record fourth Gold medal of these games for cyclist Aaron Gate with this one coming in the road race.

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In the latest edition of The Birmingham Bulletin, Elliott Smith looks back on day Nine for New Zealand with three more medals added to the tally. A bronze for the woman's pairs at the bowls. Julia Ratcliffe throws her hammer to a Silver and in the Boxing ring, Uila Mau'u will bring a bronze home.

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In the latest edition of The Birmingham Bulletin, Nick Bewley looks back on day Eight for New Zealand with four more medals added to the tally. A historic one two for Kiwi shot putters Tom Walsh and Jacko Gill a real highlight.

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In the latest edition of The Birmingham Bulletin, Jason Pine looks back on day Seven for New Zealand with just the one medal. Kiwi cyclist Georgia Williams' individual time trial on the roads of Wolverhampton earned a Bronze medal, taking our tally to 37.

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In the latest edition of The Birmingham Bulletin, Elliott Smith looks back on day six for New Zealand with ten more medals added to the tally. Including a historic Gold medal for Hamish Kerr in the high jump and Paul Coll claimed New Zealand's first-ever Men's singles squash Gold, as well as success for the NZ Judo team at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

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In the latest edition of The Birmingham Bulletin, Jason Pine looks back on day five for New Zealand with two more medals added to the tally. A Bronze for The New Zealand women's four who beat Fiji to claim a lawn bowls medal. Also, a somewhat unexpected bronze for the youngest member of the Track and Field team, Pole Vaulter Imogen Ayris.

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In the latest edition of The Birmingham Bulletin, Nick Bewley looks back on a fantastic day four for New Zealand with five more added to the tally. Golden girl Ellesse Andrews grabbed her third gold medal of the campaign. 

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