Canberra Raiders News

Canberra Raiders' Chevy Stewart arrested for damaging property at Cronulla nightclub, facing court November 6.

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Young Canberra Raiders fullback Chevy Stewart has reportedly been arrested and charged by police over an alleged incident at a Cronulla venue last Friday.

The fullback, who has been linked with a move to the St George Illawarra Dragons in recent weeks, is alleged to have poured alcohol into a gaming machine at Cronulla nightclub Northies last Friday.

While his on-field future is uncertain, News Corp is reporting the alleged incident, which he was charged over, caused significant damage, and a police statement confirmed he will face court on November 6.

"About 10pm on Friday, police were called to a business on Elouera Rd, Cronulla, following reports a man had damaged property," NSW Police said in a statement.

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Canberra Raiders are negotiating to extend young forward Ata Mariota's contract for the future.

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In a proactive move for the future, the Canberra Raiders have reportedly initiated discussions to extend the contract of their promising young forward, Ata Mariota.

Hailing from Samoa, Mariota has made a significant impact on the Green Machine over the last two seasons. He has established himself as a consistent player off the interchange bench, emerging as a crucial component of the team's forward pack moving forward.

At just 23 years old, Mariota has already accrued 66 appearances since his debut in 2022. He is currently the leading candidate to succeed Josh Papalii in the front row when Papalii decides to retire.

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Canberra Raiders are negotiating a three-year contract extension for young forward Ata Mariota.

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Preparing for the future, the Canberra Raiders have reportedly opened talks to extend the contract of young forward Ata Mariota.

Born in Samoa, Mariota has been a revelation for the Green Machine over the past two seasons, during which he has become a regular off the interchange bench and is regarded as a key member of the club's forward pack for the future.

Able to speak with rival teams from November 1, The Canberra Times has revealed that the Raiders have opened talks with Mariota's management and are attempting to extend him on a three-year contract extension.

This comes after CEO Don Furner previously confirmed in July that the club were set to meet with his management about his future, but it was put on hold after he changed player managers.

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