Canberra Raiders News

Mon, 14th July, 2025, 20:13 AEST
Knights size up a deal for Vaughan's future
Paul Vaughan, 34, is considering a significant offer from York Knights to continue his rugby league career.
LeagueNews.co
Former NRL forward Paul Vaughan is exploring his options to continue his rugby league career as he faces an uncertain future.
The 34-year-old has reportedly received a "sizeable offer" from the York Knights, a team in the RFL Championship, as they seek to secure his services for the 2026 season, according to zerotackle.com.
Before moving to the Super League at the end of 2022 to join the Warrington Wolves, Vaughan had a successful ten-season stint in the NRL, where he made 205 appearances for the Canberra Raiders, St.
George Illawarra Dragons, and Canterbury Bulldogs.
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Mon, 14th July, 2025, 18:26 AEST
Newcastle Knights veteran duo tabled contract extensions for 2026
The Newcastle Knights are pursuing contract extensions for two experienced players amid roster rebuilding efforts.
Zero Tackle
The Newcastle Knights have reportedly tabled a new contract extension to two of their most experienced players on their roster in an attempt to keep them on their books for the 2026 NRL season.
Over the past 12 months, the Newcastle Knights have decided to rebuild their roster, offloading several players, including Daniel Saifiti and Jayden Brailey, while making several new signings, headlined by the arrival of New Zealand international Dylan Brown next season.
A 14-time Australian and 16-time NSW Blues representative, Frizell has been a mainstay of the Knights' forward pack since arriving from the St George Illawarra Dragons in...
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Mon, 14th July, 2025, 17:40 AEST
Kristian Woolf praises debutant as Dolphins suffer double injury blow
Kristian Woolf praised debutant Tevita Naufahu despite a late error in the Dolphins' loss to the Sharks.
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Kristian Woolf has highlighted the performance of a Dolphins young gun who made his debut last round as two more members of the club's squad have joined their growing injury list.
A late inclusion into the line-up last week, Tevita Naufahu made his NRL debut against the Cronulla Sharks and is one of the next breed of players coming through the club's ranks.
However, he unfortunately made a fatal error in the game's closing moments, dropping the ball in mid-air just before the Sharks crossed the line, thereby cementing their victory.
Despite the error, Woolf had plenty of praise for the youngster and stated that he will have plenty more...
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