The Raging Bull that proved a major hit with visitors to Birmingham during the Commonwealth Games has left its Centenary Square home, although "advanced discussions" are underway on finding it a permanent home.

The International Canoe Federation (ICF) have applied for consideration at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Victoria.

A total of seven sports have been confirmed to feature at the Trinidad and Tobago 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games.

Shelley Nitschke has been hired as the Australian women's cricket head coach on a four-year contract after leading the team to a gold medal at Birmingham 2022.

Victoria's Premier Daniel Andrews has vowed to rename Maroondah Hospital after Queen Elizabeth II, under planned upgrades which could cost AUD1.05 billion (£617 million/$702 million/€702 million).

Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games medallists Alexandra Kiroi-Bogatyreva, Alex Saffy and Yangzi Liu have been named among the 10 recipients of the Sport Australia Hall of Fame's second-tier scholarship and mentoring programme.

The Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) has awarded $21,500 (£18,820/€21,400) in financial bonuses to their Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games medallists.

Basketball England has appointed two staff members in roles dedicated to building on the legacy of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

Singaporean Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games medallists have been rewarded with a total of SGD365,000 (£225,000/$259,000/€259,000) for their success.

New Zealand's double Commonwealth Games swimming champion Lewis Clareburt will be unable to compete at the Lifesaving World Championships after breaking his arm while skateboarding.

Commonwealth Sport Canada (CSC) has called for "passionate, energetic and enthusiastic" individuals to join its Board.

A mural of the "Raging Bull" - the iconic symbol of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games - has been painted in the Ladywood area of Birmingham, prior to a major street art festival in the city.

Officials from the Gold Coast have praised the legacy of hosting the 2018 Commonwealth Games, claiming it is bringing an economic boost to the sporting economy, which is nearly at AUS $800 million (£471 million/$550 million/€540 million) a year.

Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) President Diane Henderson has called for the return of stolen server units, after the TTOC headquarters was robbed this week, which has happened in the build-up to the Commonwealth Youth Games.

Queen Elizabeth II, the head of the Commonwealth, who opened the Olympic Games at Montreal in 1976 and London in 2012, has died at the age of 96.