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  • Caleb Aekins Joins New Club Ahead of 2026

    Caleb Aekins Joins New Club Ahead of 2026

    Caleb Aekins, former NRL fullback, signed with Bradford Bulls for the 2026 season.

    LeagueNews.co

    A former NRL fullback for both the Canberra Raiders and Penrith Panthers, Caleb Aekins has signed with a new club ahead of the 2026 season to further his playing career.

    After spending the current year with the Featherstone Rovers, Aekins will be joining the Bradford Bulls on a one-year deal. The Bulls compete in the overseas Super League competition.

    Aekins, who has represented Wales internationally three times, makes this move following a stint with the Leigh Leopards under coach Adrian Lam. During his three years at Featherstone, he achieved an impressive record with 44 tries in 82 matches.

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  • So the Raiders did win after all? The winners from Canberra's premier awards

    Dyson Sharp receives his jersey from ex-Bombers star Dyson Heppell after being drafted with pick 13. Photo: Con Chronis/AAP PHOTOS

    The Canberra Raiders were named team of the year at the Canberra Sport Awards.

    The Canberra Times

    The Canberra Raiders might have preferred a trophy cast in bronze, but they've got something to fill a space at their Braddon headquarters - even if this one wasn't won on the field. This was for convincing a city to dream again.

    The Raiders were crowned the team of the year at the Canberra Sport Awards at the Belconnen Arts Centre on Thursday night.

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  • 'Love to stay': Isaako wants new Dolphins deal done

    Dolphins winger Jamayne Isaako is a point-scoring whiz who wants to stay at the club beyond 2026. Photo: Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS

    Jamayne Isaako seeks a contract extension with the Dolphins, awaiting an offer after consistent performance.

    The Canberra Times

    Dolphins point-scoring whiz Jamayne Isaako wants to get an extension done at the club but is still waiting for a contract offer to be tabled.

    Coach Kristian Woolf said in September that the New Zealand international was a player he wanted to keep.

    The 29-year-old has played all 72 matches for the Dolphins in the past three seasons, the only player at the club to do so.

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