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Anti-Doping Rule Violation Guide for Sports

Support for sporting organisations who have a person going through an Anti-Doping Rule Violation process.

Hear me play: Youth Perceptions of Safety in Sport

Results from this sport study are now available.

Check the results

[as a coach] …it’s equipping them [athletes] to know how to ask for help, what help looks like, what fundamental things create success … it doesn’t happen overnight … there’s no magic pill … it takes work, it takes persistence, resilience…

— Tracey Menzies, leading Australian swimming coach

Child safe practices – do's and don'ts

Protecting children and young people is everyone’s responsibility. By learning best practice we can build a safe sporting culture.

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Education is key

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

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Supplements in sport

Many people use supplements in the hope it might help their performance. However, supplements pose a real risk for athletes.

More about supplements

Travel arrangements

Learn the safeguarding practices that should be implemented by organisations when travelling with children and young people.

Get across travel arrangements

Sport is for Every BODY

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

Explore resources

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For sports coaches and officials

Abuse, bribes, pressure

Referee Ben Williams, NRL ref Kasey Badger and rugby ref Grant Jones, talk about pressures faced by officials and referees on our podcast.

Anti-doping investigations

We conduct investigations to gather all available evidence related to identifying and stopping doping in sport.

Current sanctions

Athletes or support personnel who commit Anti-Doping Rule Violations and details of their sanction.

No excuse for sideline abuse

Poor sideline behaviour is a continuing threat to sport integrity. Check education and resources available to your club or community.

Prohibited Association

One of 11 Anti-Doping Rule Violations which aims to protect athletes, from people who have broken the rules or might influence them to cheat.

Tackling poor sideline behaviour in the QRL

Find out how Queensland Rugby League is taking action to tackle poor sideline behaviour.

Training and education

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eLearning

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Webinars

Elite Youth Athlete Guidelines

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