Canberra Raiders News

  • Raiders set for off-season UK spectacle

    Raiders enter cross code partnership for ANZAC weekend

    Canberra Raiders plan off-season tour in the UK for high-profile connections and training opportunities.

    Zero Tackle

    TheĀ Canberra Raiders' on-field success this year has been abundant; however, it seems they're looking to continue their reign of dominance into the off-season.

    Raiders head coach Ricky Stuart will be leading his side on a fact-finding tour through the UK, where they're hoping to make some high-profile link-ups.

    The seven-member touring party will also reportedly link up with British and Irish Lions rugby union coach Andy Farrell and members of the English cricket team, before then eventually meeting up with the Kangaroos rugby league squad.

    Preparations are also in place for the ladder leaders to potentially visit world-renowned football clubs Arsenal and Chelsea.

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  • Nikorima ill as Dolphins mull fullback double act

    Dolphins No.6 Kodi Nikorima missed training on Friday with illness but is set to play Manly. Photo: Pat Hoelscher/AAP PHOTOS

    Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf confirms Kodi Nikorima will play against Manly despite illness.

    The Canberra Times

    Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf is set to unleash a double threat at fullback and has confirmed five-eighth Kodi Nikorima will play against Manly despite not training on Friday.

    "Kodi called in sick this morning," Woolf said on Friday.

    "He was on his way to the doctor to get some medications but we are expecting him to be fine. He should travel this afternoon."

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  • The eye-watering pay day the Raiders could get for a top-two finish

    Chris Dutton

    The Canberra Raiders could win $1.7 million, including $200,000 for a minor premiership.

    The Canberra Times

    It's the $1.7 million pot of gold that could await the Green Machine at the end of a premiership rainbow.

    For starters there's the $200,000 prizemoney for a minor premiership, which the ladder-leading Canberra Raiders are hoping to win for the first time since 1990.

    Then there's the $1 million for being crowned premiers on the first weekend of October.

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