Canberra Raiders News

  • Raiders forward makes contract call ahead of NRL debut push

    “You’re allowed to headbutt”: Stuart blasts new precedent, Carrigan to sweat on MRC

    Jayze Tuigamala will stay with the Canberra Raiders, aiming for a first-grade debut in 2027 after signing a new deal.

    Zero Tackle

    Rising Canberra Raiders prop and second-rower Jayze Tuigamala has made a call on his future, confirming he will remain with the club on a new deal.

    The prop, who turned 20 earlier this year and made his NSW Cup debut in Round 3 of the season just gone, has progressed through the Raiders' pathways in recent seasons.

    2026 was his first year on a full-time deal in the nation's capital, with the Sydney-born prop progressing to the development squad for the first time under the eye of Ricky Stuart and his coaching staff.

    Tuigamala has now locked up a new deal, with his management confirming he has signed on to push for a first-grade debut in 2027.

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  • Green energy: Temara sisters putting steel in Raiders' spine

    Green energy: Temara sisters putting steel in Raiders' spine

    Temara sisters bring strength, skill, and experience to Canberra Raiders with a history of playing together in Queensland.

    NRL.com

    The Temara sisters have come full circle since playing together at the Burleigh Bears nearly a decade ago.  

    Zahara and Chante became teammates there in 2018, despite the four-year age difference, and won a QRL BMD Premiership together beating Wynnum-Manly Seagulls in the 2023 grand final. 

    Despite having been at different clubs in the NRLW's early years, they reunited in Canberra when the Raiders entered the competition in 2023. 

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  • NRL confirm preliminary finals schedule, create grand final unfair advantage concern

    NRL confirm preliminary finals schedule, create grand final unfair advantage concern

    NRL confirms grand final path, raising fairness concerns as men's qualifiers shift to Friday evening and Sunday afternoon for second year.

    Zero Tackle

    The NRL have confirmed the path to the grand final across both the NRL and NRLW competitions, with concerns about an unfair advantage for the deciding match of the season created for a second year in a row.

    For the second year in a row, the men's competition will see its grand final qualifiers played across Friday evening and Sunday afternoon.

    Typically, recent decades have seen the matches played on a Friday and Saturday; however, 2025 saw a break from that tradition after the minor premiers - then the Canberra Raiders - opened the finals on a Sunday.

    The same thing has happened this year, with the Penrith Panthers playing their opening final on a Sunday, while the second-placed New Zealand Warriors played on Saturday afternoon, given that time zones stopped them from opening the finals.

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