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On 1 January 2025, Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) assumed sole responsibility as Australia’s National Platform for Information Sharing

The longstanding partnership between Commonwealth Games Australia (CGA) and Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) will continue at Glasgow 2026

Teams across the Australian football codes have their sites firmly set on success for the 2025 season, which includes making sure they are up to date on their integrity education

In recognition of Zero Discrimination Day (1 March), Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) is calling attention to the importance of unity and equality in sport

Sport Integrity Australia is proud to introduce A guide for managing high-risk activities: Child safeguarding practices in sport.

Sporting leaders have come together in Melbourne reinforcing a shared commitment to protect the integrity of Australian sport

We acknowledge that Queensland Rugby League (QRL) has imposed a 3-year and 8-month period of ineligibility on athlete Mitchell Farlow for the Presence and Use of Prohibited Substances

Expressions of interest are now open to join Sport Integrity Australia’s (SIA) Athlete Advisory Group (AAG)

The quest to keep sport free from doping is one underpinned by science. Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) is one of only a small number of National Anti-Doping Organisations with a dedicated team of scientists

Tuesday, 11 February 2025, is global Safer Internet Day. Led by the eSafety Commissioner in Australia, it is a day of action dedicated to making the internet a safer and more positive place for all