Integrity Blog

There were no positive tests reported in the re-analysis of long-term storage samples of Australian athletes prior to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic games.

Australia is a nation of sports lovers. Sport plays an important role in Australia’s culture. Our love of sport is reflected in the large numbers of people who play and participate in sport, attend sporting events or passionately watch their teams on television.

Sport Integrity Australia's Science and Medicine team is pretty excited about Science Week.

As of June 17, the Sport Integrity Australia Learning Management System will be co-branded with Play by the Rules.

RAD-140, also known as testolone or radarine, is a Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator (SARM) that is gaining notoriety.

Sport Integrity Australia has released a new online course to help Olympians, Paralympians.

Sport Integrity Australia is seeking to expand the membership of their Athlete Advisory Group to ensure a diverse representation of athlete views of integrity issues across all levels of sports.

Two years ago Thomas Carr was dreaming of playing in the NRL. He was 23, just back from ankle surgery and as fit as ever.

The Sport Integrity Australia office will be closed over the Christmas and New Year holidays from Friday, 25 December and re-opening on Monday, 4 January 2021. 
Our testing program will continue to operate during the closure.

Each year the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) publishes the Prohibited List, which identifies the substances and methods that are prohibited in sport. It’s your responsibility to stay up to date with any changes that might affect you.

Sport Integrity Australia is proud to launch our Secondary Schools Resource Kit - designed to provide teachers with essential tools related to sport and integrity.

Changes introduced by the Therapeutic Goods Administration in relation to certain sports supplements is good news for Australian athletes.

For the past four years the Education team has been trailblazing a path using technology to deliver award-winning education to Australian athletes.

How a nine-month sanction from sport changed marathon runner Cassie Fien’s life.

Developed in collaboration with Drug Free Sport New Zealand (DFSNZ) and United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), Clean Sport 101 is the result of an ongoing global partnership designed to enhance anti-doping education worldwide.

Due to the risk of prohibited substance GW1516, the Sport Integrity Australia would like to again warn athletes about the dangers it poses to your health.

Clinical trials on the Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator (SARM) Andarine (S4) have been discontinued and it is not approved for human use.

Sport Integrity Australia’s Level 2 2020 eLearning Course is now available online for athletes, support personnel and other members of the Australian sporting community.

Despite being marketed as “natural”, Higenamine is one of the leading causes of positive doping tests in Australia.

ASADA’s long standing advice is that no supplement is safe to use and athletes should not risk their careers by taking a supplement.