• 2025 Diversity and Inclusion in Sport Forum: Belonging in Sport

    2025 Diversity and Inclusion in Sport Forum: Belonging in Sport

    December 2024

    The Diversity and Inclusion in Sport Alliance (DISA) – a partnership between the Centre for Multicultural Sport, Play by the Rules, Pride in Sport, Australian Sport Commission, Victoria University and Monash University – is hosting a hybrid forum in partnership with Tennis Australia, Queensland Government, NSW Government Office of Sport, Sport West and VicHealth.

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  • Basketball Queensland has found the key to keeping referees

    Basketball Queensland has found the key to keeping referees

    October 2024

    Keeping volunteers, especially match officials like referees, is a constant challenge for any sport. Negative spectator behaviour, inappropriate comments, and a lack of respect for officials have contributed to volunteers leaving the sport and deters new ones from stepping up.

  • PBTR Magazine Issue 44 – The inclusion edition

    PBTR Magazine Issue 44 – The inclusion edition

    July 2024

    The latest issue of the Play by the Rules Magazine is out now! In Issue 44 we explore how sporting organisations and individuals alike are using inclusion and intersectionality to bring communities together while making sport more accessible to all.

Online Training Courses

Free courses on child protection, harassment and discrimination, complaint handling, for Member Protection Information Officers and various mini-courses.

Let Kids be Kids

Help address poor sideline behaviour at junior sport ... see the Let Kids be Kids Toolkit...

Interactive Scenarios

Explore your understanding about issues that impact on safe, fair and inclusive sport through our step by step case studies

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  • Let Kids Be Kids - the kids

    Poor sideline behaviour can have a significant impact on how much kids enjoy sport - it can even determine if our kids continue in sport. When you are a kid you want to have fun, be with your friends and be supported by parents and spectators. Listen to how poor sideline behaviour impacts on these kids!  

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