Integrity Blog

From 31 January, Sport Integrity Australia’s hotline capability expanded for members to share their story about issues they have experienced in sport.  

The Sport Integrity Australia National Strategy for Information Sharing (NSIS) agreement with the Australian Federal Police and ACT Policing was signed last week.

The first agreement under the Sport Integrity Australia National Strategy for Information Sharing (NSIS) was signed last month. 

The Sport Integrity Australia office will be closed over the Christmas and New Year holidays from 24 December and re-opening on Tuesday 3 January 2023.

International Day of People with a Disability (IDPwD) on 3 December recognises the contributions and achievements of the 4.4 million Australians with disability.

Understanding the nature and impact of online harm upon female athletes is the focus of a joint PhD research project between Sport Integrity Australia and University of Canberra.

There’s a new type of anti-doping test on the scene and you’ll be seeing it in action soon.

The World Anti-Doping Agency has published the 2023 Prohibited List, which comes into force on 1 January.

The National Integrity Manager’s network came together for a conference in Canberra this week discussing all things sport integrity.

Sport Integrity Australia has been working in collaboration with Integra Service Dogs Australia (Integra) to provide an opportunity for staff to foster service dogs in the final stage of training before being introduced to their guardian, or as respite when their guardian is away from home.

A Regional Athletes Forum has kicked off the activities ahead of the Global Education Conference in Sydney.

As part of our Science Week celebration we’re shining the spotlight on the new Assistant Director Science Gemma Payne, an accomplished Forensic Scientist.

Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators (SARMs) are a group of experimental medicines claiming to build muscle mass and bone density without the side effects of steroids. They are not only banned in sport, but many have not undergone clinical trials and SARMs that have not been deemed fit for human consumption.

Ibutamoren, also known as MK 677 and Nutrobal, is a substance banned in sport and has a range of dangerous side effects.

The Athlete Advisory Group will inform Sport Integrity Australia’s strategic direction and shape education strategies through their insights into the pressures and influences that can threaten the integrity of sport.

Medicinal Cannabis - what you need to know.

Athletes prescribed cannabinoid-containing products by a Medical Practitioner to treat a medical condition may be able to apply for a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE).

Sport Integrity Australia is aware of a number of wellness clinics offering IV infusions for wellbeing, lifestyle or hangover recovery purposes.

Reminder the 2022 Prohibited List comes into effect on 1 January 2022 and Sport Integrity Australia’s online course 2022 Annual Update is now live.

The Sport Integrity Australia office will be closed over the Christmas and New Year holidays from Saturday, 25 December and re-opening on Tuesday, 4 January 2022.