This month, Shane and Nat discuss how the Tokyo Olympics may still be able to go ahead even without a vaccine next year. Also, should the Olympics still go ahead or be abandoned? The result of a survey of Japanese businesses may surprise you.

Shane catches up with javelin World Champion, Kelsey Lee Barber. What does the upcoming summer of athletics look like, and have Covid-19 impacted her training regime?

A year out from the Paralympics, Nat chats to Australian Chef de Mission, Kate McLoughlin about the challenges of the 12 months postponement.

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This month Shane and Nat take a closer look at how Tokyo plans to go ahead with the Games regardless of the availability of a Covid-19 vaccine.

Nat catches up with Australian Chef de Mission, Ian Chesterman about the plans for next year, and how Victoria's newly implemented stage 4 lockdowns are impacting athletes. He also pays tribute to Alex "Chumpy" Pullin and Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya.

And, Sydney 20 years on- Shane and Nat recall their memories of the opening ceremony.

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This week, Shane and Nat celebrate Olympic Day at a time when we should’ve been just a month out from the Tokyo Olympics.

Soon to be four time Olympian, Melissa Wu opens up on training in isolation, and why the Games’ postponement could be a blessing in disguise personally as she readies herself for Tokyo.

And, as Novak Djokovic faces the wrath of the tennis world, Sam Groth chat to Nat about what it means for the sport.

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