Athletes | Sport Integrity Australia

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Why checking Global DRO matters

Global DRO is an internationally recognised medication checker developed specifically for sport.

Why use Global DRO

Coaches + Athletes identifying healthy and unhealthy relationships

Coach-athlete relationships

Learn what's healthy and what's not, when it comes to coach-athlete relationships.

Coach-athlete relationships

Sport is for Every BODY

Help promote positive language and behaviours around body image in sport.

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Sport teaches you a huge amount of who you are and what you believe in.

— Kim Brennan (nee Crow), Olympic gold medallist, rowing

Education is important

Knowledge is power in preventing doping and safeguarding sport integrity. We offer a range of education services for athletes.

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Safe and fair sport in hand

With over 110,000 downloads, the Sport Integrity App is a useful resource to inform and protect athletes.

Athlete warning: IV infusions

Any IV infusion over 100ml of ANY substance can result in a doping violation and a ban from sport.

Check the warning

2026 Prohibited List

The annual update to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List.

Check the 2026 list

Athlete Advisory Group (AAG)

With first hand experience of the sporting environment and its pressures, athletes are uniquely positioned to help us understand integrity risks.

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For athletes

Anti-Doping Rule Violations

Australia has a robust process in place to determine if an athlete or support person has committed a possible Anti-Doping Rule Violation.

Athlete rights and responsibilities

As an athlete, you have various rights and responsibilities during the testing process.

Competition manipulation

The intentional act to improperly alter the course of a sports competition to obtain a benefit, sometimes referred to as match-fixing. Learn more.

Find integrity support

Seek help, raise concerns or make a complaint about poor behaviour you see or experience in sport. This helps keep sport safe and fair for all.

Glasgow 2026 podcasts

A collab with Commonwealth Games Australia, this podcast series highlights efforts to ensure integrity is at the forefront for Team Australia in Glasgow.

Health effects of doping

Athletes who cross the line risk more than their reputation and career. They also put health and wellbeing at serious risk.

Athlete education and resources