We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
Melbourne Storm finished second in 2025 with 17 wins and 5 losses, unable to catch Raiders.
Melbourne Storm Season 2025: yet another season that didn't quite make it.
Not being able to catch the Raiders, the Storm finished in second place on the ladder, tallying up 17 wins and five losses across the home and away season.
Timoko or Tapine could become Canberra's first Golden Boot winner since Meninga in 1989.
Throw a dart at the list of Golden Boot winners and chances are you'll land on one of the greatest players of all time. Could Matt Timoko or Joe Tapine add their name to the most star-studded group in modern rugby league?
Andrew Johns, Mal Meninga, Johnathan Thurston, Darren Lockyer, Cameron Smith, Wally Lewis, Billy Slater, Greg Inglis. We could go on.
Now Timoko or Tapine could become the first Canberra Raider since Meninga in 1989 to claim the Golden Boot, which, these days, is judged solely on international fixtures.
Canberra Cannons and Gungahlin United share unexpected connections despite differing sports and challenges.
Different sports, polar opposite arenas, and contrasting competition levels. First glance suggests fans yearning for the return of the Canberra Cannons and heartbroken Gungahlin United supporters would never be singing from the same hymn sheet.
But now a surprise link has emerged between the fallen NBL team which once had a claim to be the hottest ticket in town, and the Canberra soccer club collapsing under a crippling $550,000 debt.