Canberra Raiders News

  • Have the Raiders finally scored the NRL draw their on-field performances deserve?

    Region Canberra

    In 2026, Raiders enjoy nine free-to-air games, significantly up from one in 2013.

    Region Canberra

    Raiders fans will well remember when the battle lines were drawn over the NRL draw in the 2013 season, when Canberra were the least represented of any team on free-to-air television.

    The Green Machine had only one game televised on Channel 9 through the first 20 rounds; even the New Zealand Warriors had more home matches televised.

    What a difference a minor premiership makes with the Raiders now featuring in nine free-to-air games, including six at home for the 2026 season.

    With significantly more people having access to free-to-air than to Fox Sports or Kayo, it is a major win for the Raiders after years of seemingly hitting their heads against a brick wall in their pursuit of greater...

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  • Caleb Aekins Joins New Club Ahead of 2026

    Caleb Aekins Joins New Club Ahead of 2026

    Caleb Aekins, former NRL fullback, signed with Bradford Bulls for the 2026 season.

    LeagueNews.co

    A former NRL fullback for both the Canberra Raiders and Penrith Panthers, Caleb Aekins has signed with a new club ahead of the 2026 season to further his playing career.

    After spending the current year with the Featherstone Rovers, Aekins will be joining the Bradford Bulls on a one-year deal. The Bulls compete in the overseas Super League competition.

    Aekins, who has represented Wales internationally three times, makes this move following a stint with the Leigh Leopards under coach Adrian Lam. During his three years at Featherstone, he achieved an impressive record with 44 tries in 82 matches.

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  • So the Raiders did win after all? The winners from Canberra's premier awards

    Dyson Sharp receives his jersey from ex-Bombers star Dyson Heppell after being drafted with pick 13. Photo: Con Chronis/AAP PHOTOS

    The Canberra Raiders were named team of the year at the Canberra Sport Awards.

    The Canberra Times

    The Canberra Raiders might have preferred a trophy cast in bronze, but they've got something to fill a space at their Braddon headquarters - even if this one wasn't won on the field. This was for convincing a city to dream again.

    The Raiders were crowned the team of the year at the Canberra Sport Awards at the Belconnen Arts Centre on Thursday night.

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