Canberra Raiders News

  • Ex-Raider Curtis Scott has domestic violence convictions upheld

    Ex-Raider Curtis Scott has domestic violence convictions upheld

    Canberra Weekly

    Former Canberra Raider Curtis Scott has failed in an appeal to overturn convictions for assaulting and threatening his former partner, long-jumper Tay-Leiha Clark.

    Attempts by Scott's lawyers to discredit Ms Clark's evidence were rejected by Judge Alister Abadee during a hearing at Sydney's Downing Centre District Court on Thursday.

    Judge Abadee told the court he accepted the pair's relationship was punctuated by emotional abuse … born of jealousy.

    He found Scott's jealousy was fuelled by content Clark posted to her Instagram, fears she would leave him and a belief she was the reason for his troubles.

    Scott, 25, who...

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  • How Ricky used Wighton's shock call to galvanise Raiders into unlikely premiership contenders

    How Ricky used Wighton’s shock call to galvanise Raiders into unlikely premiership contenders

    Fox League

    Raiders coach Ricky Stuart could barely believe it when Jack Wighton walked into his office and delivered the devastating news.

    After 14 years at the club, Wighton was leaving to join the Rabbitohs in pursuit of an elusive premiership - the only trophy missing from his cabinet.

    The 2020 Dally M Medal winner decided the one omission on his otherwise flawless resume couldn't be achieved in Canberra.

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  • Raiders target first-year premiership in expanded NRLW

    Raiders target first-year premiership in expanded NRLW

    Canberra Weekly

    A talent-laden Canberra outfit believe they can win an NRLW premiership in their first season in the competition, as they prepare for their maiden outing against Cronulla on Sunday.

    Joined by Wests Tigers and North Queensland, the Raiders and Sharks are two of four new teams from the latest round of NRLW expansion, each having lured a host of stars to make them genuine contenders from the outset.

    Dally M medallist Emma Tonegato will shift to No.6 and join fellow State of Origin stars Tiana Penitani and Quincy Dodd in the Sharks' line-up, while Canberra will look to legendary forward Simaima Taufa and Queensland half Zahara Temara to...

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