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  • 'More panic outside than ... inside': Perfect time for an old Raiders sign

    David Polkinghorne

    The Raiders face three losses but seek revival with a motivational sign, having previously upset the Knights in Newcastle.

    The Canberra Times

    The players aren't happy with three losses in a row, but Ricky Stuart says there's more panic outside the Canberra Raiders than in.

    Despite that, now would be the perfect time for the Green Machine to resurrect a sign that's worked in Newcastle before.

    That's the infamous "F--- em" signed Stuart used to good effect against the Knights at the start of the 2024.

    Largely written off, the Raiders upset the Knights in Newcastle to kick-start their 2024 campaign, with cameras showing the aforementioned signs in the sheds.

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  • Raiders fan's petition for stadium action gets new political push

    Melanie Dinjaski

    Canberra Raiders fan Matt Ward's stadium petition gains 4,000 signatures; supported by ACT Liberals for formal inquiry.

    The Canberra Times

    Say you want a revolution? You better get it on right away, as John Lennon said.

    And Canberra Raiders fan Matt Ward's efforts to put power to the people has been given an almighty boost in the ACT Legislative Assembly this past week.

    Ward's online Change petition calling for a new or revamped Canberra Stadium has gained momentum with 4000 signatures, but the ACT Liberals have now sponsored the Raiders supporter in another, more formal e-petition lodged with the Assembly.

    "I met with Matt Ward and he asked me to sponsor an Assembly e-petition calling for a review of the fitness of the stadium, and whether there is a need for a new one," Member for Ginninderra Peter Cain told The Canberra Times.

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  • Boost for Raiders as skipper Tapine inks new deal

    Raiders skipper Joseph Tapine wants to remain in Canberra for the rest of his career. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS

    Raiders captain Joe Tapine confirms a new deal through 2028, aiming to finish his career in Canberra for family reasons.

    The Canberra Times

    Joe Tapine is staying with Canberra and hopes to finish his career in the capital city.

    The Raiders captain ended speculation about his future by confirming a new deal that will see him through to the end of 2028.

    Speaking to reporters on Friday, Tapine said he also had the option to remain with the Green Machine in 2029.

    But by then he will be 35, probably making this contract his last.

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