Five days after being let out of detention, and having his visa cancellation quashed, Novak Djokovic is detained again. He's back in court a day before the Australian Open begins.

The rules are the rules and the world's number one tennis player Novak Djokovic is finding out how far Australian authorities will go to enforce them.

Australia's Toughest Athletes, by Mick Colliss

Greg Chappell Not Out, by Greg Chappell

A story of mystery - former Australian International Olympic Committee member, David McKenzie, was on the rise before a shocking, unexpected death in Hawaii in 1981 while on route to visit officials in the USA cut short his career. Until this day questions remain.

The Beijing winter Olympic Games are at the centre of a new cold war stoush between China and the USA with several allies to 'diplomatically boycott'; plus trying to sort fact from suspicion with Peng Shuai caught in the middle of a geopolitical battle.

Australian Cricket & the historic sexting scandal that cost the captain his job; how a former tennis star is at the centre of China US geopolitical rivalry; WIth a year to go can Qatar remake its image around the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

As COP26 fizzles what is sport doing about climate action? Beijing 2022 will be carbon neutral but what about human rights? Plus AFL legend, Kevin Sheedy, on Aussie spirit & icons of sport.

How politic, COVID-19 and the birth of an entirely new industry tell the story of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games.

An in depth look at a 48 hour crisis in international cricket where one man's protest, that became a global gesture, was then mandated, which in turn earned another man's protest: South African cricket, Quinton de Kock and the take a knee movement in sport.

Cricket once dominated Australian summers, what's it's place now in a changing environment with major demographic shifts? Plus, press freedoms, protest and human rights under the spotlight ahead of the Beijing Winter Olympics.