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 factsheet.
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The About us – Corporate brochure in Vietnamese.
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The About us – Corporate brochure in Arabic.
Guidebooks In your language Arabic澳大利亚体育诚信组织公司宣传册
Guidebooks In your language Simplified ChineseSport 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.
GuidebooksAccess resources about the National Integrity Framework (NIF) in Auslan on the Deaf Sports Australia website.
In your language WebsiteDiscover the range of deadly apps and websites available with a focus on First Nations peoples.
In your language Mobile or VR apps WebsiteCheck your supplements using our Sport Integrity App. The Sport Integrity App lists supplements sold on Australian shelves. Independent companies such as HASTA or Informed Sport have certified these lists.
Supplements screened by these companies cannot offer a full guarantee that an athlete will not test positive, but they are significantly less risky than other supplements.
The App also has a risk analysis for other supplements you may be considering. It will also warn you if you have searched for a supplement that we know contains, or lists, a banned ingredient.
Mobile or VR appsTeachers can use this guide to develop lessons for Years 9 and 10.
The purpose of this senior secondary lesson guide is to:
GuidebooksThis Guideline includes specific examples and case studies of homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia in sports.
Some of the language and scenarios presented may be explicit and confronting to some readers.
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Sport should be safe and fair for all. We offer a safe place to seek guidance or raise concerns about behaviour you’ve witnessed or experienced in sport.