Cam McEvoy won the men's 50m freestyle at the Commonwealth Games in 20.97 seconds on Sunday night, a Games record, and led an Australian sweep of the podium at Tollcross.
Flynn Southam took silver in 21.44, which had been the Games record until McEvoy's swim. Jamie Jack was third in 21.47.
Lani Pallister won the women's 1500m freestyle for her second gold of the meet, finishing almost 19 seconds clear of the field. Molly Walker was third.
Iona Anderson won the women's 100m backstroke. Tim Hodge took the men's 100m backstroke S9 with Harrison Vig third, and Gemma Sellick was second in the women's S9 event ahead of Victoria Belando-Nicholson in third.
Australia won the men's 4x200m freestyle relay in 7:01.47, from a squad of Sam Short, Harrison Turner, Edward Sommerville, Kai Taylor, William Petric, Brendon Smith and Elijah Winnington.
The closest race of the night went the other way. Matthew Temple was beaten by one hundredth of a second in the 100m butterfly, touching in 50.43 to Canadian Josh Liendo's 50.42. Temple had set a Games record of 50.63 in the semi-finals. Ben Armbruster was third.
Sienna Toohey took bronze in the women's 100m breaststroke.
Away from the pool, Breanna Scott won silver in the women's individual all-around gymnastics and Jesse Moore bronze in the men's.
Australia has now won 17 gold medals across the first three days. All but one came in the pool, the exception being Saturday's women's artistic gymnastics team title. On the medal table published on Sunday evening, before the last finals of the day were complete, Australia led with 14 golds from 32 medals, ahead of England on four golds and 18 medals.
Athletics began on Monday at Scotstoun Stadium. The Games run to 2 August.
