We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
The Canberra Raiders could win $1.7 million, including $200,000 for a minor premiership.
It's the $1.7 million pot of gold that could await the Green Machine at the end of a premiership rainbow.
For starters there's the $200,000 prizemoney for a minor premiership, which the ladder-leading Canberra Raiders are hoping to win for the first time since 1990.
Then there's the $1 million for being crowned premiers on the first weekend of October.
Starling believes his partnership with Pattie can lead Canberra to the grand final.
Raiders hooker Tom Starling believes that his dynamic partnership with rookie Owen Pattie can propel Canberra to the grand final.
This season, the duo has established a formidable pairing at dummy-half, with Starling starting each game and Pattie entering to inject energy and dynamism into the play.
Pattie's ability to outmaneuver defenders as they tire has been pivotal in Canberra's late-game dominance, evidenced by their success in winning 15 of 21 second halves this year.
The Canberra Raiders aim to partner with F1's Oscar Piastri during a UK tour.
They're two ladder-leading champions-in-waiting and now the Canberra Raiders are looking to form a partnership with Australian Formula 1 golden boy, Oscar Piastri.
The Raiders are planning a post-season fact-finding tour of the UK and are looking to leverage their relationship with one of their old ball boys, former racing car driver Mark Webber, to link up with Piastri as part of a vist to the headquarters of F1 team McLaren.
Webber, who now manages F1 championship leader Piastri, remains a steadfast supporter of the Raiders, who are chasing their first NRL premiership since 1994.
Coach Ricky Stuart will head up the seven-member Raiders touring party, who also plan to meet British and Irish Lions rugby union coach - and Wigan rugby...