Documents & Links
Below are the links to Referee Resources.
Online Learning For Officials
Officials can now learn online!
The Australian Sports Commission has developed an online course for beginner officials. The Introductory Officiating General Principles Course has been developed to assist new officials improve their basic officiating skills.
A major benefit of the online course is that officials can complete it in their own time and from the comfort of their home. Thanks to a subsidy from the Australian Sports Commission, the online course is initially available free of charge to Australian officials (officials must have an Australian postal address).
About the course
The course contains three modules of training — Self-management, Managing the Competition Environment, and People Management. The modules cover a range of general officiating topics, including ethical responsibilities of officials, preparation for officiating, safety, communication, dealing with conflict, and people management.
The course takes approximately four hours to complete, and there is assessment included at the end of each module. Officials have six months to complete the course after they register.
Becoming an accredited official
The Introductory Officiating General Principles Course can provide a step for Referees who desire to obtain their Level 1 Accreditation must have completed this online course.
How to access the course
The Introductory Officiating General Principles course is available from the Australian Sports Commission’s online learning portal - 
https://learning.ausport.gov.au
2015 Court Markings for Vic Competitions
Official FIBA Rules
VBRA Points of Emphasis for 2015
FIBA Rule Changes 2014/15 released by VBRA
Updated Fiba interpretations 2nd edition
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