Canberra Raiders News

Tue, 6th May, 2025, 11:44 AEST
Raiders and Mounties: Teaming Up for Her Game
The Canberra Raiders extend their partnership with Mounties, enhancing women's pathways programs for two more years.
LeagueNews.co
The Canberra Raiders have announced the extension of their partnership with Mounties for another two years, aimed at further enhancing their women's pathways programs.
This collaboration began before the Raiders' inaugural NRLW season in 2023 and has provided critical opportunities for players to hone their skills in New South Wales' premier women's competition.
Historically, the Raiders have a long-standing connection with Mounties, previously collaborating from 2012 to 2020 within the NSW Cup competition.
Notably, eight players who have represented the Raiders in the NRLW started their careers at Mounties.
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Tue, 6th May, 2025, 9:33 AEST
'He definitely did': Gould and Gallen clash as pointed question asked of NRL referees
Phil Gould and Paul Gallen debated a controversial penalty that decided the NRL match outcome.
Wide World of Sports
Phil Gould and Paul Gallen have gone head to head over whether the controversial penalty that decided Sunday's NRL blockbuster would be given in a grand final.
Referee Gerard Sutton bravely penalised Melbourne prop Trent Loiero for a high shot on Canberra's Hudson Young, allowing the Raiders to slot an easy penalty goal to beat the Storm in extra time in a bombshell finish to Magic Round.
Melbourne was penalised three times late in the game, each of which essentially robbed the Storm of a chance at victory, although not many pundits have argued any of the penalties were blatantly incorrect.
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Tue, 6th May, 2025, 9:24 AEST
Raiders tackle the Bulldogs in an unmissable top-of-the-table clash
Raiders fans found morbid satisfaction in expert predictions labeling Canberra as wooden spoon favorites this preseason.
The Riotact
As a Raiders fan, I have sought a certain amount of morbid satisfaction in going through preseason predictions from the so-called experts.
A number of these pundits had Canberra as favourites to win the wooden spoon following the departure of a number of players representing almost 500 NRL games in experience.
One prediction viewed the side unravelling in the wake of an early-season losing streak.
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