Australia won five of the seven gold medals on offer on the opening day of swimming action at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games here, while Canada’s 15-year-old star Summer McIntosh shone in the pool.

England’s multiple world record breaker Adam Peaty will compete in his first international race since the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, eight years after he marked his arrival on the international stage at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Multiple Paralympic swimming champion Dame Sophie Pascoe admits she has been feeling the lingering effects of COVID-19 but believes her decision to challenge for one title here is a "blessing in disguise" as she looks to add to her Commonwealth Games haul.

New Zealand's most-decorated Paralympian Sophie Pascoe is set to lead their team of twelve swimmers at Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

Triple Tokyo 2020 gold medallist Dame Lisa Carrington won the top honour at the Halberg Awards, which celebrate New Zealand's best sporting achievements.

All five of New Zealand's Paralympic gold medallists from the Tokyo 2020 Games are among a list of 28 finalists for the Halberg Awards, an event that honours sporting achievements of teams and athletes.

New Zealand has named its first group of athletes for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games - five Para swimmers who have already jointly won 20 Paralympic medals and set 14 long course world records.

New Zealand swimming star Sophie Pascoe has been announced as an ambassador of underwear manufacturer Jockey.

Swimmer Sophie Pascoe and Alpine skier Adam Hall have been named New Zealand's summer and winter Paralympians of the Decade.

Sophie Pascoe headlines Paralympics New Zealand’s team for the upcoming World Para Swimming Championships in London.

New Zealand's multi-Paralympic and world champion Sophie Pascoe has been shortlisted for the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Athlete of the Month award for May.

Sophie Pascoe of New Zealand signed off at the Para Swimming World Series in Singapore with her third world record of the meeting.

Sophie Pascoe of New Zealand set her second world record at the Para Swimming World Series in Singapore today as she earned 1,041 points in the women’s 50m freestyle after finishing in 27.69 seconds.

Nine-time Paralympic champion Sophie Pascoe of New Zealand broke a world record and Singapore’s Toh Wei Soong produced the most popular performance in earning home gold on the opening day of the World Para Swimming Series.