Sport integrity blog

We launched a new Sports Pharmacy eLearning course. Designed in partnership with the Australian Sports Drug Medical Advisory Committee

At Sport Integrity Australia we receive a wide range of complaints each one requiring a unique and tailored response

Sport Integrity Australia has updated the Classification Fundamentals course for 2024 in partnership with Paralympics Australia

Sport Integrity Australia is committed to embedding sport integrity into state sporting organisations and grassroots sport – so that every Australian, regardless of where they play, is protected

Did you know the 2024 Prohibited List permits the donation of plasma via plasmapheresis, providing it is performed in an official registered collection centre?

Sport Integrity Australia is committed to prioritising and promoting culturally safe practices and protocols through strategies to address racism

We've all got skin in this game

The Illicit Drugs in Sport online course focuses on recreational illicit drug use and how it can affect an athlete’s health, sporting career and reputation

Sport Integrity Australia has updated the Medical Practitioners course for 2024

Millions of Australians have been affected by data breaches and recent reports indicate that sporting organisations and clubs are not immune

Sport Integrity Australia’s 2024 Annual Update is now available to athletes, support personnel and other members of the Australian sporting community on our eLearning website

Sport Integrity Australia’s Cyber Safety and Security in Sport course has taken out the top gong at this year’s LearnX awards for the categories of Best eLearning Project and Best eLearning Design

From 1 January 2024, the drug Tramadol is being added to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List

Every year Sport Integrity Australia revises its Anti-Doping Education Plan in accordance with the World Anti-Doping Code International Standard of Education

Poor sideline behaviour is a continuing threat to sport integrity

In March 2022, Sport Integrity Australia and Victoria University (VU) ran the first Managing Integrity in Sport course to raise awareness and understanding of integrity threats

Coming from a family of scientists, our Medical Advisor Laura Lallenec always knew her future would be in science

Sport Integrity Australia staff were privileged to have had separate visits this week from both the Dutch Minister for Sport, Conny Helder, and the newly-appointed Canadian Minister for Sport and Physical Activity, Carla Qualtrough

Members of Singapore Sport and the Singapore Sport Institute visited our office this week to share ideas and learn from each other

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledged NAIDOC Week 2023 through several events and activities, both within the agency and outside