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Thu, 24th September, 2026, 14:11 AEST
Raiders extend Stuart, Smith and Tuialii
The Raiders extend contracts for Jed Stuart, Malachi Smith, and Mark Tuialii, ensuring their future with the club.
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The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders are excited to announce the contract extensions of Jed Stuart, Malachi Smith and Mark Tuialii.
Jed Stuart will remain a Raider until the end of 2029, with emerging talents Malachi Smith and Mark Tuialii both locked in until the end of the 2028 season.
A local Woden Valley Rams junior, Jed Stuart made his debut in round 16, 2025 against the Wests Tigers, scoring a memorable try.
He has since gone on to make 28 appearances in green, scoring 11 tries and has become a valuable member of the Raiders squad.
Stuart said he was excited to secure his future in green and was looking forward to working hard in the pre-season ahead of the 2027 season.
"I'm so stoked. Growing up in Canberra, this was the club I grew up watching, so it's so...
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Thu, 24th September, 2026, 13:02 AEST
NRLW Match Preview: Raiders v Roosters
Canberra Raiders face Sydney Roosters in their first preliminary final this Saturday, both teams boasting strong line-ups and experience.
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The Canberra Raiders are set and raring to go for their first ever preliminary final this Saturday evening, taking on the Sydney Roosters at Allianz Stadium.
Having produced a valiant 6-0 performance against the West Tigers in last weekend's elimination final, Canberra is riding a wave of confidence heading into this weekend's showdown.
Naming an unchanged line-up, the Raiders are bound to build upon and thrive from the experience garnered in their first ever finals appearance.
On the other side of the field, the Roosters have named a strong side on the back of a week off, welcoming back Jayme Fressard to the starting lineup.
The Roosters defeated the Raiders 22-18 in round three this season at GIO Stadium, Canberra.
Super excited for Saturday, we went into the game really confident,...
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Thu, 24th September, 2026, 8:50 AEST
'If nothing goes right, turn left': Raiders adhere to Bobbi's law
Raiders NRLW faced transport issues but remain optimistic ahead of their preliminary final, emphasizing team bond and confidence.
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Stuck on the side of a highway waiting for a replacement bus was hardly the ideal preliminary final preparation for the Raiders NRLW side but Canberra girls don't cry.
In fact, they were still telling jokes about it when they finally made it home to the national capital late on Saturday night... from Friday night's elimination final win over Wests Tigers at Campbelltown.
The NRLW team had stayed behind to watch their feeder club Mounties play the Rabbitohs in the NSW Women's Premiership preliminary final on Saturday at Kogarah. Mounties won 20-18 to advance to this weekend's grand final against the Knights.
"We were all together as a squad because the schedules of both teams don't usually align," Raiders centre Bobbi Law told NRL.com.
"We wanted to watch and cheer for...
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