Canberra Raiders News

Fri, 30th May, 2025, 10:34 AEST
Raiders secure star, future's looking green
Canberra Raiders extended Noah Martin's contract for three years, securing his future with the team.
LeagueNews.co
Canberra Raiders have secured the future of rising star Noah Martin by signing him to a three-year contract extension that will keep him with the team until at least the end of the 2028 NRL season.
The news comes after Martin made his NRL first-grade debut last weekend.
He is moving up from the development list to the club's Top 30 roster, signifying his progress within the organization.
Born and raised as a Raiders fan, Martin began his journey with the club in the Harold Matthews Cup competition.
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Fri, 30th May, 2025, 10:31 AEST
'Keen to keep on ripping in': Raiders re-sign young gun after impressive NRL debut
Noah Martin, a Raiders fan's son, debuted in NRL at 20, re-signing until 2028.
The Canberra Times
He's one of the Canberra Raiders' three Martin Mullets and it seems Noah Martin was always destined to wear lime green.
His father is a Raiders fan and started pushing his son to try out for the Green Machine when he was 13.
That culminated in the 20-year-old making his NRL debut in Sunday's win over the New Zealand Warriors and his re-signing until 2028 was announced on Friday.
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Fri, 30th May, 2025, 8:33 AEST
Red alert as Horsburgh enters Origin frame for Maroons
Corey Horsburgh may return for State of Origin to bolster Queensland against NSW's strong pack.
Canberra Weekly
Queensland must find a way to fight fire with fire against the strong NSW pack, hence Canberra firebrand Corey Horsburgh has entered the equation for a State of Origin recall.
There are myths surrounding the Raiders rocket, affectionately known as "Big Red" and "Horse" by fans.
One of those myths is that he is just a throwback to the 1980s who will take it to the opposition with a no-holds-barred approach.
There is more to the 27-year-old than that worthy methodology.
Maroons coach Billy Slater looks for Origin-like habits in his players and Horsburgh epitomised that...
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