Sport integrity blog

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

Our inclination was to believe that grooming wouldn’t happen in our own backyard “but that attitude is what can enable abuse to occur”

Our Safeguarding in Sport Continuous Improvement Program provides a nationally consistent approach to child safeguarding in sport

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

What do Swimming Australia, Disability Sports Australia, AusCycling, Softball Australia and Basketball Australia have in common?

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

Calls to Sport Integrity Australia have been increasing, particularly from concerned parents with children in sporting pathways, about skipping medication during excretion and in-competition periods

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

A delegation of sport and recreation integrity officials from New Zealand visited the Sport Integrity Australia offices this week

Sport Integrity Australia is committed to learning from athletes’ experiences and knowledge and to giving athletes a voice when it comes to responding to integrity threats in sport

The National Integrity Managers Forum was held last week for members of our National Integrity Manager (NIM) network

The changing landscape of Para sport through the eyes of Paralympian, Richard Nicholson

Drug Free Sport New Zealand (DFSNZ) CEO Nick Paterson said working in partnership with agencies around the world was “the key to ridding sport of drug cheats”

The Sport Integrity Australia’s Safety in Sport Division is up and running

Start to Talk is a new national Child Safe Sport awareness campaign from Play by the Rules (PBTR) which was launched on 1 June

Reports are finding that teens and young adults are resorting to steroids and other performance and image enhancing drugs (PIEDs) to change their physique

Sport Integrity Australia’s INTERPOL secondment

In our ongoing efforts to ensure solid international partnerships and regional support, a delegation from the Oceania Regional Anti-Doping Organisation visited Sport Integrity Australia last week