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Sport Integrity Australia is proud to introduce Child safeguarding practices in sport - A guide for managing high risk activities.

Sporting leaders have come together in Melbourne reinforcing a shared commitment to protect the integrity of Australian sport.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges that Queensland Rugby League (QRL) has imposed a three-year and eight-month period of ineligibility on athlete Mitchell Farlow for the Presence and Use of Prohibited Substances.

Expressions of interest are now open to join Sport Integrity Australia’s (SIA) Athlete Advisory Group (AAG).

The quest to keep sport free from doping is one underpinned by science. Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) is one of only a small number of National Anti-Doping Organisations with a dedicated team of scientists.

Tuesday, 11 February 2025, is global Safer Internet Day. Led by the eSafety Commissioner in Australia, it is a day of action dedicated to making the internet a safer and more positive place for all.

We have developed lesson plans for high school teachers to support discussions and navigate the themes presented in Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story.

Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) joined Australian tennis star Jelena Dokic in Melbourne’s Federation Square for an advanced open-air screening of her documentary film.

On this International Day of Education learn more about the important work of our Education team in protecting sport against current and emerging threats.

Halostachine is listed on the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List as an S6 Stimulant that is prohibited in-competition due to its performance enhancing effects and danger to athlete health.