Canberra Raiders News

  • Raiders coach left seething, storms out of box after nightmare defeat

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    Darrin Borthwick exited the coach's box after the Raiders lost 26-20, plagued by penalties and errors.

    Wide World of Sports

    Darrin Borthwick was seen storming out of the coach's box on Saturday afternoon as he watched his Raiders side suffered a 26-20 loss to the Gold Coast Titans.

    Ill-discipline was the biggest concern for Borthwick's team, recording eight errors, conceding eight penalties and missing 37 tackles by the 55th minute.

    Hollie-Mae Dodd was looking to make a storming run when her actions tipped her coach over the edge, dropping the ball cold as she was brought to the ground.

    Raiders players swept up the loose ball and looked to play on, but referee Kasey badger was quick to rule the ball had been knocked on by Dodd.

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  • Warriors pull out of race for Raiders centre

    Stuart says Raiders were “dumb” in loss to Dragons

    The New Zealand Warriors have withdrawn their interest in signing Canberra's Sebastian Kris, who is exploring options for an immediate move.

    Zero Tackle

    The New Zealand Warriors have pulled out of the race to sign Canberra Raiders outside back Sebastian Kris.

    Kris is contracted to the Raiders until the end of the 2027 season, however, Canberra has given the 27-year-old permission to explore his options before November 1 for an immediate move.

    The Warriors had initially expressed interest in Kris following the departure of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, with the club keen to bolster its outside-back depth ahead of the 2027 season.

    However, The Daily Telegraph has now revealed the Warriors have backed out of the race for the versatile outside back.

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  • Why Bears' latest recruit left Canberra for Perth

    Corey Horsburgh says he's after a fresh start by joining the Perth Bears in the NRL. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS

    Corey Horsburgh seeks a fresh start with the Perth Bears after ten years with the Raiders, influenced by coach Mal Meninga.

    The Canberra Times

    Corey Horsburgh says he decided he needed a refresh and chance to restructure his life, before opting to leave Canberra and become a foundation player at Perth.

    Speaking for the first time since he inked a three-year deal with the Bears, Horsburgh also revealed how he had been won over by coach Mal Meninga.

    The 28-year-old has spent recent days in Perth preparing for his move at season's end, with the Bears to begin training at the WACA in less than three months.

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