Sport Integrity Blog

In consultation with athletes and our own Athlete Advisory Group, we have changed the Whereabouts deadlines.

Sport Integrity Australia, the Australian Olympic Committee and Paralympics Australia couldn’t be more excited to support the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic teams.

Sport Integrity Australia is proud to announce the continued support and extension of the National Integrity Manager (NIM) program for an additional two years.

Sport Integrity Australia launches new Sports Pharmacy eLearning course. Designed in partnership with the Australian Sports Drug Medical Advisory Committee.

At Sport Integrity Australia we receive a wide range of complaints each one requiring a unique and tailored response.

May 20 – 26 is National Volunteer Week, a week to celebrate those around the country who volunteer their time to causes they care about, including sport.

Sport Integrity Australia has updated the Classification Fundamentals course for 2024 in partnership with Paralympics Australia.

May 6 – 13 commemorated Community Umpiring Week, spearheaded by the AFL.

The 2024 Sport Integrity Australia Roadshows have commenced, with NSW the first state to host presentations from key agency staff.

Sport Integrity Australia is committed to embedding sport integrity into state sporting organisations and grassroots sport.

Did you know the 2024 Prohibited List permits the donation of plasma via plasmapheresis, providing it is performed in an official registered collection centre?

Furosemide is classified as an S5 Diuretic and Masking Agent by WADA and is Prohibited at all times (In and Out-of-Competition).

Sport Integrity Australia is committed to prioritising and promoting culturally safe practices and protocols through strategies to address racism.

Today marks International Guide Dog Day and in addition to celebrating the amazing work of Guide Dogs Australia, Sport Integrity Australia recognises the equally important work of partner agency Integra Service Dogs Australia.

Play True Day 2024 – The “Life and Death” mentality influencing doping.

New National Sports Tribunal CEO Michelle Gallen aims to set the benchmark globally.

The Athlete Advisory Group was established in 2022 to put athlete voices at the forefront of decisions which directly impact them.

The World Anti-Doping Agency’s Operation Refuge report identifies patterns, governance deficiencies and strategies to address the issue of minor doping in sport.

Sport has been plagued in recent times by reports of increasingly negative sideline behaviour.

In her keynote address to the Women in Sport Congress last year, the Minister for Sport Anika Wells pointed out that, in 2023, only 22% of CEOs across 65 National Sporting Organisations were women.