The Judo Australia Anti-Doping Policy has been amended and is effective 10 August 2020.

The changes bring our sport in line with the establishment of Sport Integrity Australia, which replaced the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) as the National Anti-Dopin...

Due to the current suspension of IJF ranking events and JA domestic ranking events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the latest JA National Point Tables (as released on 1 March 2020) have been frozen until activities resume. 

The National Selection Committee (NSC) is commit...

Update from Judo Australia (JA) Chair, Kate Corkery, discussing the National Championships, financial stimulus and the return to our dojos safely. 

Judo Australia (JA) is committed to providing an effective, functional and well understood Athlete Pathway, from Participation through to High Performance.

Following a significant consultation and development process led by the JA HP Team, JA is now pleased to release o...

As COVID-19 restrictions begin being lifted across the country in a staged way, Judo Australia (JA) is aware that all of our clubs and members are keen to get back to Judo activity as soon as possible.

JA provides the following guidance to help ensure this return to act...

During this period of COVID-19 related club activity suspension, we know many clubs and coaches have begun delivering online sessions for members to keep them active and engaged.

In order to assist you deliver these sessions online to children in a safe way, Judo Austra...

Please find below two documents which may be useful to you and your members during this challenging period. 

These resources provide a summary of the support that will be accessible to the judo community over the coming months via various government agencies. The inform...