Canberra Raiders News

Tue, 15th July, 2025, 8:15 AEST
Dragons assistant emerges as leading candidate for head coaching role
Ryan Carr, Dragons assistant coach, is a leading candidate for Castleford Tigers' head coaching position.
Zero Tackle
St George Illawarra Dragons assistant coach Ryan Carr has been linked with a move to another team, emerging as the number one target for a vacant head coaching position.
Linked with a move to the Wests Tigers in the past, Carr is contracted at the Dragons until the end of the 2025 NRL season, having originally joined the club in 2022 under Anthony Griffin.
He also had a one-year head coaching role with the Featherstone Rovers in England, managing three wins from 12 matches when he took over as interim head coach of the Dragons in 2023.
On the lookout for a new job, Carr has emerged as the top candidate for the Castleford Tigers head coaching...
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Tue, 15th July, 2025, 6:58 AEST
Faulkner's Flame Lights Sharks' Future: Girls, Join In
Stephanie Faulkner, 20, inspires female athletes by becoming the first NRLW player from Cronulla Sharks' pathways.
LeagueNews.co
In an inspiring journey for aspiring female athletes, Stephanie Faulkner has made history with the Cronulla Sharks by becoming the first player to advance through the club's female pathways to the NRLW.
At just 20 years old, she showcased her talent by scoring two tries in her debut game during a significant 56-6 victory over the Raiders.
Faulkner's journey through the ranks includes competing in the Lisa Fiola Cup, Tarsha Gale Cup, and Harvey Norman's Women's Premiership before reaching the elite level of the NRLW Development Squad.
She aims to encourage young girls in the Shire to pursue their dreams in rugby league, demonstrating the potential of a strong development pathways system to nurture talent.
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Tue, 15th July, 2025, 5:28 AEST
'It's not a problem: Jed Stuart opens up on life as the Raiders coach's son
Jed Stuart remained unfazed during his press conference, even after coach Ricky Stuart's joking remarks.
The Canberra Times
It'd be like having your dad as a school teacher, but for Jed Stuart, it's like water off a duck's back.
He barely even flinched when Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart walked past and made a joke during his first press conference since making his NRL debut.
Stuart joked he'd hear about it again that night when he got home.
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