Canberra Raiders News

  • Raiders' rise to the top is testament to recruitment policy and a great advertisement for the club

    Region Canberra

    Kaeo Weekes and Savelio Tamale attract players as Raiders' success showcases their strong, winning culture.

    The Riotact

    The sight of Kaeo Weekes scoring runaway tries or Savelio Tamale having a breakout season should be enough in itself to attract players to the Raiders.

    The club's surge to the top of the NRL ladder not only builds confidence within through a clear demonstration the program is working, but it also serves as an advertisement to outsiders of the club's winning culture.

    Players aren't only attracted by money or location when deciding to sign with a rival club, you only need to look at the desire of players to move to Melbourne to play under coach Craig Bellamy, often for less money.

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  • Blues bench use explained after baffling decisions

    Blues bench use explained after baffling decisions

    Blues coach Laurie Daley explained Hudson Young and Connor Watson's delayed substitutions in the State of Origin.

    Zero Tackle

    New South Wales Blues head coach Laurie Daley has revealed the reasons Hudson Young and Connor Watson weren't used until midway through the second half on Wednesday evening during a losing effort in the State of Origin decider.

    Despite looking out on their feet, the Blues had used just three of their interchanges 52 minutes into the game, with neither Young or Watson appearing on the field.

    Young, playing at the table-topping Canberra Raiders as a second-rower, had also been used through the edge, but excelled under the pressure of the Origin arena.

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  • The highlight-reel hits inspired by one of the hardest Raiders in history

    Melanie Dinjaski

    The Canberra Raiders NRLW team is enhancing their skills with club legend Josh Miller's coaching expertise.

    The Canberra Times

    The Canberra Raiders NRLW team are one round in and already making a name for themselves as a big-hitting squad. Now with the help of a club legend, they're keen to take things up a notch.

    Josh Miller was infamous for being one of the Raiders' most fearless, physical players.

    Since retiring from rugby league in 2012 he got into Brazilian jiu-jitsu, then became a gym owner, and now as a contact coach with the NRL squad he has been called upon to use his expertise with the Raiders NRLW players too.

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