We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
The Canberra Raiders finally have something to target - and now they will have a New Zealand international calling the shots from the backfield.
Canberra coach Darrin Borthwick has unveiled New Zealand fullback Apii Nicholls and Cook Islands representative Kerehitina Matua as the club's newest signings ahead of their NRLW season opener on July 23.
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr says the federal government's $240 million commitment to a new stadium in Hobart sets a precedent for sporting infrastructure funding as he pushes ahead with a vision to revamp the AIS precinct.
The federal government's decision to spend $240 million on a new venue in Tasmania to help the state secure an AFL licence has sparked fierce debate about a lack of investment in Canberra's sporting facilities.
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher attempted to play down the like-for-like comparison with the bid for a new rectangular venue in the capital, citing investment in...
The Canberra Raiders are calling on the NRL and police to take action against the racist abuse levelled at star five-eighth Jack Wighton following revelations he is bound for the Rabbitohs.
Wighton shared a screenshot of direct messages sent to him on Instagram on Wednesday, with the culprit calling him a "weak gutted dog" before labelling him an "abo c--t" just hours after South Sydney trumpeted Wighton's four-year deal.
The six-time Indigenous All Star reposted the offensive material with the message: "Stooping low here ... for what reason little coward".