State Integrity Manager – ACT / ACT Academy of Sport
- affirmative measure First Nations Sport Integrity Australia – Canberra ACT $125,820
- $137,127 a year About Sport and Recreation and the ACT Academy of Sport (ACTAS) Sport and Recreation, as the ACT Government's lead agency for sport and active recreation policy, investment and service delivery provides leadership, support and advocacy for a sport and active recreation sector that is welcoming, progressive and sustainable. Sport and Recreation is responsible for:
- Planning, developing, and managing sustainable sport and recreation facilities, particularly sportsgrounds and swimming pools;
- Delivery of sport and recreation industry development programs;
- Managing the ACTAS who in partnership with National Sporting Organisations (NSO), contributes to ‘Australia’s high-performance sport targets by providing a quality daily performance environment that enhances athletic development through high-performance programs and support services;
- Assisting local sporting organisations to provide quality participation opportunities for the community; and
- Working together with the ACT sport and recreation industry to deliver against the Strategic Plan for the sector. ACTAS, established in 1989, is the ACT Government's high-performance sport arm that delivers a range of Performance Support Services and strategic investment into several Sports Programs for high-performance pathway athletes from Olympic, Paralympic, and Commonwealth Games sports. ACTAS is a member of the National Institute Network (NIN), comprising of the eight Australian state and territory institutes and academies of sport (SIS/SAS) as well as the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), and is an endorsed Olympic and Paralympic Training Centre.



ACTAS is led by the ACT Government's Sport and Recreation Strategy CBR Next Move and the HP2032+ Win Well Strategy. Located on the AIS campus in Canberra, ACTAS provides a daily performance environment for athletes, including the performance health disciplines of athlete wellbeing, sports nutrition, sports psychology, sports medicine, sport science, sports physiotherapy, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy, Pilates, and strength & conditioning. ACTAS prioritises support and resources to categorised athletes through NSO High-Performance Agreements, an Individual Athlete Program (IAP), and a Paralympic Unit (PU) Program. Athletes supported in these programs are deemed as having potential to achieve future podium performance at the relevant pinnacle or benchmark event that range from state, national and international level and aims to develop and support them to progress towards the podium. About Sport and Recreation and the ACT Academy of Sport (ACTAS) Sport and Recreation, as the ACT Government's lead agency for sport and active recreation policy, investment and service delivery provides leadership, support and advocacy for a sport and active recreation sector that is welcoming, progressive and sustainable. Sport and Recreation is responsible for:
- Planning, developing, and managing sustainable sport and recreation facilities, particularly sportsgrounds and swimming pools;
- Delivery of sport and recreation industry development programs;




- Managing the ACTAS who in partnership with National Sporting Organisations (NSO), contributes to ‘Australia’s high-performance sport targets by providing a quality daily performance setting that enhances athletic development through high-performance programs and support services;
- Assisting local sporting organisations to provide quality participation opportunities for the community; and
- Working together with the ACT sport and recreation industry to deliver against the Strategic Plan for the sector. ACTAS, established in 1989, is the ACT Government's high-performance sport arm that delivers a range of Performance Support Services and strategic investment into several Sports Programs for high-performance pathway athletes from Olympic, Paralympic, and Commonwealth Games sports. ACTAS is a member of the National Institute Network (NIN), comprising of the eight Australian state and territory institutes and academies of sport (SIS/SAS) as well as the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), and is an endorsed Olympic and Paralympic Training Centre. ACTAS is led by the ACT Government's Sport and Recreation Strategy CBR Next Move and the HP2032+ Win Well Strategy. Located on the AIS campus in Canberra, ACTAS provides a daily performance environment for athletes, including the performance health disciplines of athlete wellbeing, sports nutrition, sports psychology, sports medicine, sport science, sports physiotherapy, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy, Pilates, and strength & conditioning. ACTAS prioritises support and resources to categorised athletes through NSO High-Performance Agreements, an Individual Athlete Program (IAP), and a Paralympic Unit (PU) Program. Athletes supported in these programs ar

📌 State Integrity Manager – ACT (Canberra)
🏢 Sport Integrity Australia
📍 Canberra