Anti-Doping

All Athletes and Athlete Support Personnel within the Artistic Swimming Australia community must comply with the Australian Anti-Doping Policy (2021)

Australian National Anti-Doping Policy (effected from 1 January 2021)

WADA Prohibited List (went into effect 1 January 2021)

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published the 2021 List of Prohibited Substances and Methods (List), the 2021 Summary of Major Modifications and Explanatory Notes, and the 2021 Monitoring Program. The List comes into force on 1st January 2021. It is vital that athletes familiarise themselves with the following information to ensure they are WADA compliant. World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) - Prohibited List 2021 Summary of significant modifications and explanatory notes The 2021 Monitoring Program

Sports Integrity Australia (SIA) e-Learning

Education plays a critical role in protecting athletes, preventing doping, and maintaining the integrity of Australian sports.  To that end, Sports Integrity Australia (SIA) provides a range of educational resources for everyone participating in sport, from grassroots to elite-level athletes, their parents, teachers, coaches, and support personnel.   

SIA e-Learning is a free, easy-to-use online education tool featuring online courses, videos, and learning updates.

•    The Level 1 Course allows everyone to learn about the key areas of anti-doping, such as prohibited substances and methods, Therapeutic Use Exemptions, doping control, and whereabouts. The interactive course comprises six modules and an assessment. The total time to complete this course is approximately 70 minutes.

•    The Level 2 Course is for athletes and support personnel who must stay updated on the latest anti-doping information. This course is updated annually to reflect current trends in anti-doping. A certificate is issued upon completion and expires on 31st December each year. The prerequisite for this course is the completion of the Level 1 course.

E-learning courses specific to coaches and medical/support personnel are also available.

For further information, please contact: education@sportintegrity.gov.au

Sample collection (doping control or drug testing) is essential to promoting and protecting doping-free sports.

Sample collection detects an athlete's use of a prohibited substance or prohibited method and consists of testing by an anti-doping organisation (such as Sports Integrity Australia) and sample analysis by a laboratory accredited by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).

Sample collection can be either in-competition or out-of-competition (such as at an athlete’s training venue or home). The majority of testing is carried out with no advance notice. The test can involve the collection of urine, blood, or both.

Whereabouts

Phone: 13 000 27232 (If calling from outside Australia call: +61 2 6222 4200)
Email: athlete@sportintegrity.gov.au
Web resources: More information on Whereabouts or to submit your Whereabouts online

Raise a concern

Phone: 13 000 27232
Email: reporting@sportintegrity.gov.au