Canberra Raiders News

  • Is it time the Raiders revisited their winning strategy from 2012 and 2016?

    Region Canberra

    The Raiders struggle at home, winning only once in seven games, contrasting with their three road wins this season.

    Region Canberra

    This season, the Raiders have again won more games away from home, with three wins on the road, compared to just one at Canberra Stadium.

    In the past seven games at home, taking into account last season when they went down to the Broncos and the Sharks, the Raiders have won just one of their past seven at GIO.

    The only victory at home this season for the Raiders has been against the Storm.

    In stark contrast, in the 2025 regular season, the Raiders lost just one game at Canberra Stadium, and that was to the Bulldogs, when Stephen Crichton lifted his side to overcome a 20-to-nil halftime deficit.

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  • Ghost town no more: The plan to bring community sport back to Manuka Oval

    Caden Helmers

    Manuka Oval aims to revitalize community sports, with plans for grand finals, improvements, and addressing facility struggles in Canberra.

    The Canberra Times

    Manuka Oval's days as a ghost town could be numbered as community sports target a return to one of Canberra's premier sporting venues.

    AFL Canberra officials have outlined a desire to shift grand finals back to Manuka Oval, as well as a push for more undercover seating and surface upgrades at Phillip Oval, as part of a strategic plan mapping out a vision for the next six years.

    Cricket ACT has also unveiled an infrastructure plan after declaring facilities across Canberra are struggling to cater for booming participation levels.

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  • Raiders Host Cowboys, Brailey Out

    NRL Match Preview: Raiders v Cowboys

    The Raiders host the Cowboys, with Brailey out; Laurie shifts positions while Cowboys maintain a similar lineup after a win.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders host the North Queensland Cowboys at GIO Stadium on Sunday for their third straight home fixture.

    Raiders hooker Jayden Brailey has been ruled out with concussion, prompting Daine Laurie to shift into lock.

    Ata Mariota and Jed Stuart drop to the interchange after starting last week, while rookie Jordan Uta keeps his place on the six-man bench.

    The Cowboys arrive buoyed by a 30-18 victory over the Rabbitohs and have named a largely unchanged lineup.

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