Canberra Raiders News

Josiah Pahulu may leave Melbourne Storm to join Canberra Raiders, seeking more first-grade opportunities for the 2027 season.

Zero Tackle

Melbourne Storm forward Josiah Pahulu is close to leaving the club and pursuing a deal with the Canberra Raiders.

Pahulu is in the final year of his deal with the Storm; however, according to ESPN, he is expected to be bought out of the final 12 months and head to the Raiders for the 2027 season.

It is understood he hopes to play more first grade and that there is an opportunity to find game time in Canberra.

The New Zealand-born forward joined the Titans in 2023, working his way through the pathways at the Burleigh Bears before playing 22 first-grade games for the club.

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Canberra Airport's owners are negotiating to buy land for a city stadium, potentially enhancing local sports and events.

The Canberra Times

It could be the breakthrough that supporters of a Canberra city stadium have been waiting years for.

Canberra Airport's owners are in talks with the Catholic church about the possible purchase of lakefront land for an all-event stadium they say would be "worthy of the nation's capital".

Crowds would glimpse Lake Burley Griffin as they watched the Raiders, Brumbies, Matildas or concerts in an open-ended stadium capable of hosting 25,000 fans for sporting fixtures and 35,000 for concerts and other major events.

The intervention by airport owners the Snow family, and the apparent willingness of church authorities to consider the sale of the archbishop's former residence, potentially unlocks the final piece in the puzzle of where to locate a city stadium.

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Terrell May prioritizes Wests Tigers over Samoa, focusing on improving after a challenging season with injuries and poor performance.

Zero Tackle

Wests Tigers front-rower Terrell May has made a call between trying to make an appearance for Samoa and focusing on the Wests Tigers this upcoming season.

The 27-year-old has decided put all his attention towards club football and after the season the Tigers have just had, it's easy to see why.

In Round 8, the Tigers defeated the Raiders and were sitting in the top five on the ladder.

From there, the Tigers managed two wins and lost ten matches, with injuries and off-field drama breaking their form.

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