Canberra Raiders News

  • Raiders move to lock in another star before November 1 deadline

    David Polkinghorne

    Canberra Raiders are negotiating a contract extension for hooker Tom Starling ahead of his free agency on November 1.

    The Canberra Times

    Hudson Young might be planning a holiday to Papua New Guinea, but the Canberra Raiders are moving to lock in yet another key piece of their squad.

    The Raiders are opening talks with hooker Tom Starling in a move to keep him in the capital beyond his current deal.

    Starling's contracted to Canberra until the end of next season and is free to talk to other clubs come November 1.

    But the Green Machine has added him to the list of contract talks they're juggling.

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  • The Canberra 100: meet the first 25 influential people who made our city

    Some of Canberra's greatest. Manning Clark, Nick Kyrgios, Stasia Dabrowski, Gus Petersilka and Betty Churcher.

    The Canberra Times celebrates the city's centenary by honoring influential figures who shaped Canberra's vibrant community and culture.

    The Canberra Times

    Who are the people who made this city? Not just the planners, the visionaries and the decision makers who transformed barren plains into a vibrant city.

    But who are the people who made us proud to be Canberrans? The people who knitted together a community. The people who made it a vibrant, cultured and interesting place to live.

    The Canberra Times is uniquely placed as the storyteller of almost all of this city's story. We were here when Canberra was still a teenager, six months before Parliament even arrived to truly make this the national capital.

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  • Young's Departure Looms as Raiders Shift Focus

    Raiders offer star forward Hudson Young record $1.1 million a season deal to keep him in Canberra

    Hudson Young of the Raiders seeks permission to negotiate a contract with Papua New Guinea's Chiefs, complicating the Raiders' retention efforts.

    LeagueNews.co

    Hudson Young, a standout for the Raiders and Blues, has reportedly received permission from Canberra to visit Papua New Guinea next month to speak with the Chiefs.

    This comes as a significant setback for the Raiders; Young will travel to Port Moresby in September and could negotiate a contract starting from 2028 as reported by CODE Sports.

    He has already declined a record contract extension worth $3.3 million from the Raiders, making it less likely they can retain the talented back rower.

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