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Fri, 3rd July, 2026, 17:08 AEST
Xavier Savage nominated for 2026 Ken Stephen Medal
Xavier Savage nominated for 2026 Ken Stephen Medal for outstanding community service and youth advocacy efforts.
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Canberra Raiders fullback Xavier Savage has been recognised for his commitment to the community, earning a nomination for the 2026 Ken Stephen Medal.
The prestigious award recognises NRL players who make exceptional contributions off the field through community service, leadership and charity work, with Savage's nomination reflecting his dedication to making a positive impact beyond rugby league.

Throughout the past two seasons, Savage has become a passionate advocate for young people, regularly volunteering his time to support community initiatives across Canberra and beyond. He has played an active role in the Raiders' School Blitz program, Junior Club Visits and the S2W Youth Summit, using his own journey to inspire students to build resilience, stay engaged in education...
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Sun, 28th June, 2026, 16:26 AEST
Raiders record comeback win at home
The Raiders defeated the Dragons 24-16, overcoming tough weather to keep their 2026 campaign alive.
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The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders have battled cold and wet Canberra conditions to secure a 24-16 victory against the St George Illawarra Dragons, keeping their 2026 campaign alive.
With chilly and overcast conditions settling in over GIO Stadium Canberra, the Raiders and Dragons both knuckled down in desperate search of a victory.

After having ample opportunities through the opening stages of the game, Tyrell Sloan ensured the Dragons opened the scoring in the ninth minute, streaking away from defenders following a Raiders knock on.
Having looked to have struck back shortly after, the Bunker overturned Ethan Strange's try in the 15th minute following a knock-on before grounding.
Regardless of affording the Dragons a bulk of field position and opportunities, Canberra...
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Sun, 21st June, 2026, 18:50 AEST
Raiders fall to Storm at AAMI Park
The Raiders lost to the Storm 42-20, despite starting strong in a milestone match.
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The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders fell to the Melbourne Storm 42-20 despite an impressive first half.
The Raiders battled the Storm on Sunday afternoon in a high-stakes match. The stage was set for milestone performances on both sides, with Raiders coach Ricky Stuart celebrating his 800th game as a player and coach, and Storm five-eighth Cameron Munster making his 250th NRL appearance.

Only a minute into play, and the Raiders were already gifted an early scrum feed following a loose carry by the Storm. The ball was sent left to Savelio Tamale, who had plenty of open space to fly through and land the first try of the game. Ethan Sanders failed to convert, and the Raiders were four points up and filled with confidence.
The Green Machine kept the energy up and the ball...
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