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Athlete Advisory: Supplements warning
The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) wishes to advise all Australian athletes subject to doping control against the use of supplements, particularly those containing Geranamine.
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Testing guide
Learn what will happen in an ASADA testing session, from being notified through to final paperwork.
- Your rights and responsibilities
- How results are managed
- Guide to a testing session
- ASADA's testing pools
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2010 Prohibited list
The 2010 Prohibited List was published on 1 October, and is now available on the World Anti-Doping Agency website. From 23 December 2009, if you check your substances on ASADA's website, your search results will be from the 2010 Prohibited List.
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ASADA Annual Report 2008-09
The ASADA 2008-09 Annual Report has now been tabled in Parliament as is publicly available.
The report outlines our operations including achievements, detailed statistics relating to ASADA's anti-doping program and comprehensive financial statements.
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Anti-Doping Update
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Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA)
Our purpose
To protect Australia's sporting integrity through the elimination of doping.
Our vision
Australia’s driving force for pure performance in sport.
The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) is a government statutory authority that is Australia's driving force for pure performance in sport. It is the organisation with prime responsibility for implementation of the World Anti-Doping Code (the Code) in Australia.
News
21 January 2010
Doping violation:
Australian golfer receives 18-month ban from Court of Arbitration for Sport. More...
21 January 2010
Doping violation:
NSWRL player Damien Mostyn gets six-match band for doping. More...
18 January 2010
Doping violation:
Weightlifter Gordon Laurie gets two-year ban for doping. More...