Resources

If you have seen, heard or experienced poor behaviour in your sport towards children or young people, report it to us.

This poster highlights where sporting participants and others can raise concerns and ask for support.

At home. On the sidelines. On the field. Racism is out of bounds. This download contains a collection of four different poster options.

Sport Integrity Australia’s role is to keep Australian sport safe and fair, at all levels, for all participants. 

In this brochure learn about who we are, what we do and how we do it. 

Competition manipulation, sometimes referred to as match fixing, is an intentional act to improperly alter the course or outcome of any sports competition to obtain a benefit. 

Learn more about competition manipulation in this fact sheet.

All sports want healthy, safe and positive relationships between coaches and athletes. Learn about how to identify healthy and unhealthy coach-athlete relationships in this fact sheet.

Unofficial data scouts are employed by data companies and Wagering Service Providers (WSP) to covertly collect and transmit live scores or statistics from sporting events.

WSPs or ‘bookies’, use this information to offer betting options to their customers.

Courtsiding (also known as pitch-siding) is the practice of the instant, covert transmission of information about developments in a sports event to obtain an advantage over wagering service providers.

Find out more about Sport Integrity Australia's CEO priorities, partnerships, reach, impact and future readiness in the CEO Snaphot 2025.

This fact sheet explores the risks of livestreaming sports and how sports can lower them.

The Sport Integrity Australia 2024–25 Corporate Plan, which covers the period 2024–28, as required under section 35(1)(b) of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013.