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| Website Name | Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) |
| Website Address | http://www.asada.gov.au/ |
| Description |
ASADA is an integrated anti-doping organisation with functions outlined in the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority Act (2006) and the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority Regulations (2006). The agency's primary and most significant role is to conduct a comprehensive drug testing program. It aims to deter elite athletes from taking prohibited substances. ASADA works in partnership with sports organisations at the state, national and international level to develop a comprehensive response to drugs in sport issues. |
| Location |
1 Phipps Close |
| Suburb |
Deakin |
| City |
Canberra |
| State |
Australian Capital Territory (More websites in the same location)
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| Country |
Australia |
| Category | Government Organisations and Services; commonwealth and state government agencies; sport and recreation: Sport and Recreation; government organisations and services (More websites in same category) |
| Audience | Sports Professionals (More websites with the same audience) |
| Index Frequency |
Monthly |
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