NSW Parkour exists to support safer, clearer, and more accountable participation across the NSW parkour community through governance, conduct standards, reporting pathways, and community

NSW Parkour exists to support safer, clearer, and more accountable participation across the NSW parkour community through governance, conduct standards, reporting pathways, and community
NSW Parkour is the operational identity of Eastern Australian Parkour Association
EAPA Incorporated, an incorporated association registered in New South Wales.
It has been formed to support clear governance, safer participation, and
consistent community standards across parkour in NSW.

Developed written standards for athletes, coaches, organisers, and affiliated organisations.

Providing a confidential pathway to raise behaviour, safety, and child safety concerns

Creating a formal framework with documented obligations and accountability measures.

Supporting communities, gyms and organisations that align with shared
standards.
NSW Parkour is developing key governance and operational frameworks to support
safe, accountable and inclusive parkour across New South Wales.

A comprehensive code setting clear expectations for behaviour, safety and accountability across
our community.
Bullying, harassment, and sexual misconduct
Child safety and well-being
Substant use or minors
Physical safety and training environments
False Acquisition and Retaliation
Disciplinary processes and sanctions.

A confidential and accessible reporting pathway for anyone in the NSW parkour community to raise concerns.
Anonymous or identified reporting
Behaviour, safety, and child safety concerns
Confidential Review by NSW Parkour Leaders
Support and referral pathways where required.
Reporting to relevant authorities when necessary.

Creating a formal membership structure with documented obligations, standards and accountability measures.
Membership categories and requirements
Obligation and compliance standards
Code of conduct adherence
Dispute resolution pathways
Suspension and revocation processes

These frameworks are being developed in stages throughout 2026 through research, community consultation, and alignment with best practise governance
Stay updated on our progress
Our reporting form is available for anyone in the NSW Parkour community to
report behaviour, safety, or child safety concerns.
Reports can be made anonymously or with contact details.

NSW Parkour is committed to creating a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for all participants.
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Carl Luiker

Alexander Robinson

Conor England

Jayden McAllister

Oscar Olson

Steph Zitis

Contact: [email protected]