Canberra Raiders News

  • Canberra power figures: Ranking the city's most powerful people in sport

    Caden Helmers

    The most powerful figures in Canberra sport are influential executives, players, and coaches shaping the community.

    The Canberra Times

    Who is the most powerful person in Canberra sport? The easiest way to answer the question is to look at the executives in power - the ones in charge of investment, stadiums and the city's biggest clubs.

    Yet power lies in the hands of the players and coaches who thrill crowds and chase titles. The ones with a voice that makes people listen every time they speak. We have compiled a list of the top 25 voices who have significant influence in the Canberra sporting community.

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  • New recruit Daine Laurie proves why he is the perfect selection headache for Ricky Stuart with statement pre-season display

    Sydney Roosters

    Daine Laurie showcased impressive versatility, threatening teammates' positions and impressing coach Ricky Stuart.

    Wide World of Sports

    Daine Laurie sent a clear message to coach Ricky Stuart that he can be a favourable selection headache week in, week out, delivering a remarkable masterclass on the field in the pre-season trial against the Melbourne Storm.

    The Storm simply could not withhold the power of the 2025 minor premiers, suffering a 28-4 defeat at Seiffert Oval on Friday.

    But all eyes were on Laurie as his versatility was on full display, sending a clear warning to his Canberra teammates who are also competing for a starting jersey.

    Ennis then admitted that plays like that from Laurie will only impress his new coach in the nation's capital and add more pressure to other young stars to perform.

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  • Storm smashed, Laurie stars in Raiders debut

    Canberra have proven too strong for the Storm in both side's first trial of the 2026 pre-season. Photo: Jordan Mirchevski/AAP PHOTOS

    Canberra defeated Melbourne 32-6 in a pre-season match, with Daine Laurie impressing in his debut after a stint at Penrith.

    The Canberra Times

    Daine Laurie has shown he can be a valuable signing for Canberra, leading them to a 32-6 pre-season win over Melbourne in his first hit-out for the club.

    Playing in the halves after moving down from the Panthers, Laurie had varying roles in the first four tries for the Raiders in Queanbeyan, before leaving the field in the second half.

    Wests Tigers' player of the year in 2021, the 26-year-old struggled for game time when he returned to his former club Penrith in 2024.

    But after going unsigned and ending up in Canberra on a three-year deal, Laurie was one of the best for last year's minor premiers on Friday night.

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