12 Sep 2023: Ongoing, full-time and part-time. • Non-ongoing (i.e. fixed term), full-time and part-time. • ... ASC Fraud Control Policy. ASC Use of Resources. Child Safety. Conflict of Interest.

24 Oct 2023: Australia’s long-term prosperity well beyond sporting boundaries. It has been encouraging to see continued demand from sports to use the AIS facilities in Canberra. ... This is a long-term strategy which will require the sector to set milestones,

1 Oct 2021: Failure to have any medical oversight of menstrual cycle monitoring may have significant short and long-term health consequences for an athlete. ... Failure to identify menstrual dysfunction appropriately, may have significant short- and long-term health

14 Sep 2022: Uses language appropriately – uses correct grammar and punctuation; uses a format and terminology appropriate to the topic and audience. • ... constitution, regulations, terms of reference). • Understands the board charter and expectations for the

25 Jun 2020: The definitions and use of the injury record within the Athlete Management System. ... or repetitive transfer of kinetic energy” (p.3). In 2014, Timpka et al., (2014), proposed three definitions to encompass the mixed use of terms relating to the

21 Mar 2025: from the grant amount requested; and • the terms and conditions of the grant. ... 10.1 Terms and Conditions. 10.2 How we pay the grant. 11.

Eligibility criteria for 2024/25 rounds concluding 30 April 2025. Applicants must meet the following criteria Be turning 12 to 18 years...

18 Feb 2024: social and collaborative approached to coach learning and is interested in contributing to long-term positive. ... outcomes through the use of Australian First Nations methodologies. OFFICIAL. theAISAIS.gov.au.

22 Mar 2021: Studies in diabetes are promising, however evidence is mainly limited to rodent data and small, short-term studies in patients with diabetes. ... Athletes should be aware that the use of supplements may have doping implications.

19 Mar 2021: The main benefit from carbohydrate use in these events comes from interaction with the brain and CNS. ... Athletes should be aware that the use of supplements may have doping implications.