Medals

	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
New Zealand	2	6	6	14

New Zealand was eleventh in the medal table in 1970.

Gold

Cycling:

Bruce Biddle — Men's Individual Road Race

Harry Kent — Men's Track 1 km Time Trial

Silver

Athletics:

Les Mills — Men's Discus Throw

Barbara Poulsen — Women's Shot Put

Dick Quax — Men's 1500 m

Lawn Bowls:

Robert McDonald and Hugh Robson — Men's Pairs

Weightlifting:

John Bolton — Men's 82.5 kg

Tony Ebert — Men's 75 kg

Bronze

Athletics:

Les Mills — Men's Shot Put

Cycling:

Blair Stockwell — Men's Track Individual Pursuit (4000 m)

Swimming:

Mark Treffers — Men's 1500 m Freestyle

Weightlifting:

Bruce Cameron — Men's 67.5 kg

Wrestling:

David Aspin — Men's Freestyle 82 kg

Gordon Mackay — Men's Freestyle 74 kg

New Zealand Team

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