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  • You could be the next owner of ex-Raiders captain's home sanctuary

    You could be the next owner of ex-Raiders captain’s home sanctuary

    Jarrod Croker, ex-Raiders captain, sells family home while coaching team into finals.

    Canberra Daily

    Home is where the heart is for ex-Canberra Raiders captain Jarrod Croker.

    It's a busy time for the third-most capped Raiders player with 307 games - a team he still works with in a coaching capacity - as the side heads into the finals.

    This is all while he is selling his beloved family home.

    The four-bedroom house at 20 Buriga Street will go to auction on 27 September at 1pm.

    Jarrod lives in the house with his wife, Britt, and two sons, Rory, 5, and Tate, 3.

    The former player said emotionally, "home is where your heart is and where your family is".

    "It's a little bit sad, but you've got to look at the big picture; the house was never going to be a...

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  • Sharks Star Remembers 2016 Grand Final Victory

    Sharks Star Remembers 2016 Grand Final Victory

    In 2016, Cronulla Sharks won their first Grand Final, celebrating 50 years of competition.

    LeagueNews.co

    In 2016, when the Cronulla Sharks made history by winning the Grand Final, Blayke Brailey was behind the goal posts, celebrating this milestone with his family.

    Against all expectations, the Sharks achieved a remarkable post-season, defeating teams like the Canberra Raiders, North Queensland Cowboys, and Melbourne Storm to clinch their first NRL title-50 years after joining the competition in 1967.

    Guided by legends such as Paul Gallen, Luke Lewis, and Ben Barba, this victory represented the pinnacle of the club's history, as they had previously faced disappointment in grand finals held in 1973, 1978, and 1997.

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  • All the way: Broncos win over 'Axe' with new resolve

    Brisbane's recent defensive purpose is being tipped to get them over the line against the Raiders. Photo: AAP PHOTOS

    Trevor Gillmeister believes the Broncos can win their first title since 2006 after recent victories.

    The Canberra Times

    Brisbane legend Trevor Gillmeister is the hardest of taskmasters so when he says the Broncos can go all the way and win their first title since 2006 you sit up and take notice.

    The two-time premiership winner, known as 'The Axe' for his penchant for chopping down opponents in their tracks, saw enough in the 30-14 victory over Melbourne last week to be convinced his former side is the real deal.

    Brisbane travel to Canberra on Sunday for the qualifying final on the back of 10 wins from their last 12 matches.

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