Canberra Raiders News

  • Raiders in last year of contract lock in 2024 plans

    Raiders in last year of contract lock in 2024 plans

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra Raiders forward Peter Hola has shut down suggestions he's looking to leave the capital amid speculation of a Super League move.

    Last year reports emerged of his UK interest and that has carried into 2024 with Yorkshire Live most recently claiming Hola is "keen" on heading to the Super League as he's struggled to regularly crack into the 17-man NRL team in Canberra.

    Fuelling that speculation is a new Super League quota ruling introduced this year.

    It stipulates that overseas players 24 or under that have played at least 75 per cent of games in the NSW or Queensland Cup can now qualify to join Super League teams, whereas previously...

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  • Canberra Raiders appoint new NSW Cup coach

    Future of Raiders halfback confirmed

    Zero Tackle

    The Canberra Raiders have appointed Brock Sheppard as their new NSW Cup coach, poaching him from the Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles.

    Sheppard enters the team having coached the Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles in the NSW Cup last season and previous experience at the Penrith Panthers, Wests Tigers and Mounties.

    His arrival to the Raiders sees him replace Justin Giteau, who has been promoted to an NRL assistant coach under Ricky Stuart in the first-grade squad.

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  • The loophole change set to hit sport invaders hard

    The loophole change set to hit sport invaders hard

    The Canberra Times

    The ACT government is racing to close a pitch invader loophole at its major stadiums before the football season starts.

    Territory government officials are on the verge of ticking off legislation which would endorse a monetary fine for anyone who breaches conditions of entry at Canberra Stadium by running onto the field.

    The move to close the loophole comes as the NRL unveils 10 commandments for fans to follow with a new spectator code of conduct.

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