The Latest Breaking News from Sport Integrity Australia

Lawyers for the Australian Olympic star have blasted Sport Integrity Australia in a letter alleging that Bol’s sample which tested positive for EPO never actually contained the performance-enhancing drug

The Olympian says a B sample has exonerated him but for Sport Integrity Australia the case is not closed and for Bol his race is not yet run

The 800m runner has been cleared to return to training and competition

Sydney (AFP) - Olympic 800m runner Peter Bol said he had been exonerated after the Australian had his provisional doping suspension lifted on Tuesday, although investigations continue.

The 800m runner has strongly denied ever using the banned agent EPO and requested a B sample be analysed

A person with inside knowledge of Brownlow Medal tallies is accused of leaking the information of the major AFL awards to a betting ring.

Karen says she was groomed by a coach when she was a teenager. But when she went to Softball Australia seeking redress, she was told they "didn't have insurance for that".

Sport Integrity Australia has handed three cases to police from a complaints process initiated after Matildas stalwart Lisa de Vanna's claims of abuse.

A former employee of Softball Australia has accused the organisation of a systemic failure for failing to take seriously her allegation of sexual harassment and assault by a senior administrator in the sport.

Children forced to train on empty stomachs and falling on their heads. Young athletes told to manage the welfare of their own coaches. Girls starving themselves before enduring skinfold tests to avoid the horror of gaining weight, and sending them into lifelong patterns of disordered eating.

A review into allegations of physical and emotional abuse of young female gymnasts on an elite program at the WA Institute of Sport details a host of complaints including body shaming and separation of child athletes from their families.