Contact

For complaints of abuse

If you have a complaint of abuse within a swimming club, or are concerned about someone else, please contact Swimming Australia directly. Any person who comes forward with complaints of abuse will be treated with compassion and confidentiality. The role of the MPIO is to provide you advice on the Swimming Australia Member and Child Welfare policy and procedures. If you have a complaint or just simply need advice they will listen and provide you with the information you need to understand what your options are. All MPIO’s are trained on how to be an MPIO and will handle your call in confidence.

For further enquiries please contact

E: integrity@swimming.org.au

Swimming Australia has a range of opportunities for organisations to connect their brands with a sport that is part of Australia’s DNA. Swimming is the number one Olympic sport and number one participation sport in Australia – connecting with 6.5 million Australians that swim regularly.

From grass roots swimming programs to the elite through the Australian Dolphins Swim Team, a partnership with Swimming Australia provides access to our audiences cradle through to grey. Leverage your association through our national footprint via events, facilities, digital means and broadcast.

For further information on what packages are available for participation, pathway or performance programs please contact the Business Development and Partnerships Manager via the details below.

Blake Moffatt

P: 0477 497 678
E: Blake.Moffatt@swimming.org.au

To be included on the Swimming Australia media distribution list and for all media enquiries please contact Swimming Australia’s Public Relations and Media contact.

With more than 20 years experience in sports photography, Delly Carr is the official photographer for Swimming Australia and covers all major national competitions. To arrange high-resolution photos for editorial purposes or for media enquiries please contact

Selina Steele:

E: selina.steele@swimming.org.au