Are you okay about watching sports events where it's pretty likely competitors are doping? What about when your club says it won't tolerate sexual violence from players, and yet there they are on the field again?

One of the battles fought on the home front during the First World War was over the meaning and purpose of sport. Why?

And, stories of youthful formative experiences in cricket from former international player Adam Gilchrist and commentator Alister Nicholson

Lots of lifestyle factors are known to influence the variety of microbes living in your gut, and therefore your health. The focus is now turning to the role of exercise. It’s emerging that top athletes have microbes that the rest of us don’t, that affect sports performance.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have made their mark in lots of sports at the top level, but not netball. Jemma Mi Mi is currently the only Indigenous Super Netball player. Former Australian Diamonds player Sharon Finnan-White has a radical proposition: an all-Indigenous team for the Super Netball competition.

What's a soccer match like when there's no heading the ball? Is it still a good game?

Plus, is going vegan better for sports performance?

How many people have their best ideas when out for a walk? Well, Aristotle, Jesus, Buddha, Mohammed and Steve Jobs would all be in that category. Why does walking affect how you think?

And - football is all about running to get possession of the ball. And yet, the soccer player who's regarded as the best of his generation prefers to walk. It's been said that Lionel Messi walks better than most players run. Why?

We all do it without thinking about it. We breathe in, we breathe out.

How much does the way you breathe, though, affect you physiologically and psychologically?

How can breathing techniques improve performance in sport and exercise, as well as reduce stress and pain in daily life?

What makes surfing a distinctive sport unlike any other? And, how one tennis club has kept its juniors active and engaged through numerous lockdowns.

Meet the world's first carbon neutral football club.

Plus, a run through AFL footy banners.

How do you reconcile growing up with expectations that you're going to be a star footballer, but you don't quite make it? It's not the stuff of the usual football memoirs, but almost making it to the top of professional football is actually a much more interesting story.

What needs to change and what needs to stay the same about the way the Olympic Games operate?