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The truth about supplements
Recent research found of 200 supplement products tested, 35% contained one or more Prohibited Substances.
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EPO – what you should know
Synthetic erythropoietin is prohibited at all times by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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Supplement spotlight – Halostachine
Halostachine is classified by the World Anti-Doping Agency as an S6 Stimulant, that is prohibited in-competition.
Australian Sports Drug Medical Advisory Committee (ASDMAC)
An independent panel of medical specialists helping to protect Australian athletes. ASDMAC members are directly appointed by the Federal Minister for Sport.
Therapeutic Use Exemptions
We manage Therapeutic Use Exemptions to ensure athletes with legitimate medical conditions can use prohibited substances while remaining compliant with anti-doping rules.
Supplements in sport
As an athlete, taking a supplement is a risk. There are dangers of doping and potential risks to your health and sporting career.
Helpful information
Safe Sport Hotline
The Safe Sport Hotline is a place for anyone in sport to feel heard, seek support and guidance around integrity matters in sport.
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Safe, fair and inclusive sport in your hand
With over 110,000 app downloads, the Sport Integrity app is a useful resource to inform and protect athletes.
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On Side podcast
Conversations with athletes, coaches, sport executives, administrators, sport scientists and experts.
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The Jelena Dokic Story
We partnered with the creators of the documentary Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story, to raise awareness of implementing safeguarding practices in sport.