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Please check the FAQs before contacting us.

  • General enquiry
    Before contacting the Australian Sports Commission for any general enquiries regarding sport in Australia check the FAQs for answers.

  • Australian Institute of Sport enquiry
    Contact us with your enquiry about any of our AIS Sport, Scholarships or Sport Science and Medicine

  • ASC Copyright request
    The ASC's print and electronic resources, including the ASC website, are subject to copyright. Please refer to the ASC policy on copyright and website linking.

  • Making a complaint
    Use these forms if you would like to make a complaint about the Australian Sports Commission, any of its programs or a sporting organisation. Your confidentiality is guaranteed.

Contact details

Australian Sports Commission
Leverrier Street
Bruce ACT 2616

PO Box 176
Belconnen ACT 2616

Phone details +61 02 6214 1111
Fax details +61 02 6251 2680

ABN: 67 374 695 240

ASC business hours are 8:30am to 5:00pm.

Australian Sports Commission offices are located on the AIS Campus

Your right to information

The ASC seeks to operate in an open manner. We recognise that it is easier to understand our decisions if you have access to relevant information. Personal information held by the ASC is subject to the provisions of the Privacy Act 1988. Under this Act we provide an annual listing of types of personal information. This is included in the Privacy Commissioner’s ‘Personal Information Digest’.

The ASC is also subject to the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI). Under this Act you have the right to apply to the ASC for access to information held by us. Inquiries or applications under the FOI Act should be directed to:

Australian Sports Commission
Tel: +61 2 6214 1089
Fax: +61 2 6214 1656
PO Box 176 Belconnen ACT 2616 or
Send an enquiry

When possible we will provide you with any information held by the ASC dealing directly with you free of charge. In other cases charges specified in the FOI Act will be applied. You need to recognise, however, that information is sometimes sensitive, commercial or involves someone else’s personal details. There are situations when it is not in the best interests of either clients or the ASC to release certain information. Some information held by the ASC takes the form of medical records, our medical personnel observe all relevant medical practices and legislation regarding their consultations and records.