Today marks International Guide Dog Day and in addition to celebrating the amazing work of Guide Dogs Australia, Sport Integrity Australia recognises the equally important work of partner agency Integra Service Dogs Australia.
The World Anti-Doping Agency’s Operation Refuge report identifies patterns, governance deficiencies and strategies to address the issue of minor doping in sport.
In her keynote address to the Women in Sport Congress last year, the Minister for Sport Anika Wells pointed out that, in 2023, only 22% of CEOs across 65 National Sporting Organisations were women.
One research study shows that 82% of Australians surveyed have experienced interpersonal violence as children participating in sport including psychological, physical and sexual abuse.
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.
This year on International Women’s Day, Sport Integrity Australia is celebrating the women who make up our agency and the work being done to create equity for all in sport.
The sporting landscape is ever evolving with new and emerging integrity threats arising all the time, that jeopardise the core values inherent to sport.
Sport Integrity Australia's Director of Sports Wagering and Competition Manipulation, Jason Whybrow, continues to maintain our engagement with the international law enforcement community.
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 Director of Education Alexis Cooper has been appointed to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Education Standing Committee with the membership coming into effect on 1 January 2024.
Former Olympic swimmer Nikki Dryden is working with Sport Integrity Australia to put human rights and protections at the forefront of sports across all levels.
