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  • Bulldogs' Injury Woes: Fractured Dreams?

    Bulldogs' Injury Woes: Fractured Dreams?

    The Canterbury Bulldogs' Jaeman Salmon fractured his ankle and will require surgery, impacting the forward roster.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Canterbury Bulldogs are facing significant challenges with their forward roster as Phil Gould, director of rugby league, announced that Jaeman Salmon has suffered a fractured ankle that will require surgery.

    Salmon, a key player in Cameron Ciraldo's squad, sustained the injury during the Bulldogs' recent comeback victory over the Canberra Raiders.

    Initially, there were hopes that the injury might not be severe, but those hopes were dashed when Gould confirmed the diagnosis.

    He stated, "Jaemon Salmon scans have revealed a fractured ankle… He will require surgery.

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  • Tungai Takes a Timeout for 2025 NRLW

    'Dear Warrior' jersey launched

    Shakiah Tungai will miss the 2025 NRLW season, choosing time away from the sport.

    LeagueNews.co

    Shakiah Tungai, the Raiders NRLW winger (Raider #13), has confirmed she will miss the 2025 NRLW season.

    The decision comes as Tungai chooses to take time away from the sport after participating in the club's inaugural two NRLW seasons.

    Raiders NRLW coach Darrin Borthwick expressed the club's support, stating they wish Tungai "all the best for the year ahead."

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  • Raiders fall in biggest home match in 30 years

    Raiders fall in biggest home match in 30 years

    Canberra Raiders hosted 23,827 fans in a record-setting match against the Bulldogs, marking their biggest crowd.

    Canberra Weekly

    It was a sea of blue, green and white, as the Canberra Raiders played in front of their biggest regular season crowd in 30 years.

    23,827 fans filled GIO Stadium Canberra in the Raiders' top of the table clash against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs on Saturday 10 May.

    It's the second record for the Raiders at home in the 2025 season.

    A record-breaking 18,884 people attended their match against the Brisbane Broncos on Saturday 15 March, the biggest first home game crowd since 1999.

    Canberra mates Mark Suhr and Tammie Ashlin were at the match but were supporting opposing...

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