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  • Former representative winger linked with NRL homecoming

    Former representative winger linked with NRL homecoming

    Nick Cotric, contracted until 2027, is open to NRL return and has attracted interest from several clubs.

    Zero Tackle

    Former NSW representative Nick Cotric has revealed he is open to returning to the NRL, despite being contracted in the Super League until the end of 2027.

    The 27-year-old winger left the Canberra Raiders at the end of the 2024 season to join the Catalans Dragons, where he has continued to showcase the form that made him one of the game's most exciting outside backs.

    According to Code Sports, Cotric believes he still has plenty to offer at the NRL level and has already attracted interest from several clubs.

    Cotric first burst onto the scene with the Raiders after making his NRL debut in 2017, quickly establishing himself as one of the club's key strike weapons on the wing. His impressive rise saw him claim the Dally M Rookie of the Year award in his debut season.

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  • Huge Madge call that 'says it all'; proof Panthers have a shock title challenger - NRL Talking Points

    Huge Madge call that ‘says it all’; proof Panthers have a shock title challenger — NRL Talking Points

    The Brisbane Broncos may become the first premiership winners since 2006 to miss the finals the following season.

    Fox League

    The Brisbane Broncos have moved one step closer to becoming the first premiership-winning team to miss out on the finals the following season since 2006.

    But was the writing on the wall earlier in the season?

    Meanwhile, the Canberra Raiders have gone from the hunter to the "hunted" after a shocking six months which could also see the minor premiers endure a dramatic fall from grace with the season hanging on by a thread.

    BRAITH'S BRUTAL BRONCOS CLAIM AFTER HORROR BUNNIES LOSS

    An unwanted piece of history is set to repeat itself for the Brisbane Broncos.

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  • We are the wild things: Canberra's iconic walk comes to life

    David Polkinghorne

    The Canberra bush hike embodies a mix of emotions, especially after a Raiders win, marking 36 years of tradition.

    The Canberra Times

    Hope. Anticipation. Concern. Joy. Excitement. Love. Hate. Despair. Rage. This is more than just a walk through the Canberra bush.

    It's a journey that bookends an emotional rollercoaster. And it's a hike that's uniquely Canberran.

    Adelaide Oval has the footbridge across the River Torrens.

    Canberra Stadium has the 10-minute hike up the gentle slope from Dryandra Street, in O'Connor, through the bush - emerging from underneath Gungahlin Drive to the bright lights of the arena.

    Bill Smith has been making that walk for 36 years. Ever since the Canberra Raiders made the move from Seiffert Oval in 1990.

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