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  • NRL Match Preview: Raiders v Tigers

    NRL Match Preview: Raiders v Tigers

    The Raiders aim for a third consecutive win against the Tigers, overcoming key player injuries.

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    The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders are looking to make it three wins in a row when they face the Wests Tigers on Thursday night for the ANZAC Round opener at Leichhardt Oval.

    With the Raiders currently sitting 13th on the ladder and the Tigers third, the Raiders will be looking to continue building points and gain positions on the ladder.

    Off the back of a close win against the Storm last week at home, the Raiders will be looking to make it three back-to-back wins.

    Ricky Stuart has made some forced changes to his squad with Noah Martin starting in the second row in place of Hudson Young, who has been suspended for two weeks, and young gun Joe Roddy will replace Josh Papalii on the bench as he will miss 6-8 weeks with a calf injury.

    The Raiders have also named Daine Laurie...

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  • NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round Seven Wrap

    NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round Seven Wrap

    The Canberra Raiders dominated the Melbourne Storm, winning all matches including NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg.

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    The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders completed a whitewash against the Melbourne Storm on Saturday afternoon, with the NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg sides earning hard fought victories at Seiffert Oval, Queanbeyan.

    The Knock-On Effect NSW Cup

    Canberra had a point to prove from the get-go, scoring four tries in the opening 20 minutes, before strengthening their lead with two more before the break, leading the Storm 36-0.

    The Raiders continued to dictate proceedings, picking up the first try of the second half in the 56th minute through Sione Finau.

    Despite the deficit, Melbourne's captain Trent Toelau ensured the visitors crossed the line, picking up two tries of his own in quick succession.

    The Raiders responded once more, with Savelio Tamale ticking off a successful return to...

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  • Legacy piece: Raiders dig deep to honour club's old boys

    Legacy piece: Raiders dig deep to honour club's old boys

    Canberra Raiders secured a historic 26-22 win against Storm, inspired by past players at GIO Stadium.

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    When the going got tough at GIO Stadium on Friday night and a desperate Storm outfit was coming hard at them, Canberra's Class of 2026 drew on the inspiration of Raiders past to hang on for a 26-22 victory.

    Significant for so many reasons, the win was the Raiders' first on home soil for 2026 and their first against the Storm at GIO Stadium since 2016.

    And it all played out against the backdrop of the Raiders' annual Forever Green round which honours past Canberra players and the club's heritage dating back to its inception in 1982. 

    With 17,000 fans watching on, the honour of blowing the Viking horn fell to Raider #52 Billy Walker, who played 26 games in lime green in 1984-85 alongside the likes of Chris O'Sullivan, Sam Backo and Storm coach Craig Bellamy, whose team was...

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