Sport integrity blog

As students head back to school, fluffy blind-box charms are becoming a familiar sight on backpacks and sports bags. In softball, however, there’s an accessory for 13–17-year-olds with a purpose that matters more than any trend

On the eve of International Day of Education, Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) acknowledges the power of young people in shaping the future of Australian sport

Sporting organisations have a duty of care to support young athletes and adults-at-risk to take medication safely while travelling

How law enforcement partnerships are strengthening sport integrity in Australia

On International Day of People with Disability, boccia shows what is possible when sport is designed for inclusion

For Beki Smith OLY, walking has never just been a sport – it’s been a way of life, a path to purpose and a platform for change

Athletes of all abilities, and their families and supporters, came together for a joyful weekend celebrating inclusion, respect, and community

Sport Integrity Australia's James Moller and Chris Butler discuss competition manipulation, anti-doping, and global integrity challenges on The Briefing Podcast

This ADHD Awareness Month, we’re sharing important need-to-know information for competing safely and fairly in sport

By Dr Zali Yager, Executive Director at The Embrace Collective

Sport Integrity Australia is interested in connecting with Australian researchers planning to submit to the WADA Social Science Research Grant Program

The use of sports management apps is rapidly growing in community sport. While they offer convenience, they also introduce serious child safeguarding risks that every sport must be aware of

Meet our Culture and Safety Advisory Committee

How Surf Life Saving Australia upholds integrity and humanity

Ingredients listed with a natural, botanical (plant-based) source still present a notable risk to health and anti-doping for athletes

Safe Sport Day, held annually on August 8, is a time to reflect on the importance of protecting children and young people in sport

Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) is pleased to announce six new members of the Athlete Advisory Group (AAG)

To understand how we might better prevent unintentional doping cases in future, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has launched a Call for Contributions  on the topic

We recently spoke to National Integrity Manager (NIM) at AusTriathlon, Chris Cunningham, about his sport’s new approach to embedding integrity

We spoke with the new National Integrity Managers for Water Polo and Golf Australia about what brings them to the role and what makes them passionate about integrity in sport