Team Australia continued their dominance in the pool during day 5 of the Commonwealth Games, but New Zealand enjoyed a golden evening with six medals in just two hours.
Mitch Larkin and Bronte Campbell highlighted a stunning night in the pool for the Australian swim team.
Larkin became the first backstroker to complete the 50/100/200m treble when the 24-year-old won the 200m backstroke final on Monday.
Australians Bradley Woodward and Josh Beaver won silver and bronze respectively.
Little sister Bronte Campbell chased down her older sister Cate in the final 10 metres to snare gold in the 100m freestyle final.
"That was incredibly surprising. I don't know how that happened but I am glad it did," Bronte said.
Gracious Cate was at least content the gold went to the family, and Australia.
"I am so thrilled for Bronte to get a massive win in front of a home crowd. It is never easy being the second Campbell and she is number one now and I am thrilled for her," she said.
Finally, Australia's breakout star in the pool, Ariarne Titmus won her first individual gold medal in the 800m final.
Australians Jessica Ashwood and Kiah Melverton also won silver and bronze medals.
