Canberra Raiders News

Wed, 22nd July, 2026, 2:22 AEST
Fifita Suspended After Judiciary Ruling
David Fifita of the Rabbitohs is suspended for two games after a dangerous contact charge from a recent match.
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David Fifita, the second-rower for the South Sydney Rabbitohs, will be sidelined for two games following a verdict from the NRL judiciary on Tuesday night.
Fifita appeared before the judiciary with hopes of having a Grade 2 dangerous contact charge reduced.
This charge stemmed from an incident during Saturday's unexpected defeat to the Canberra Raiders, where Fifita, after running the ball, kicked his leg and foot into Hudson Young's head as he was getting up from the ground.
The action resulted in contact with the side of Young's face, but surprisingly, no penalty was awarded despite the Raiders' immediate objections.
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Tue, 21st July, 2026, 19:30 AEST
NRL judiciary reach verdict on David Fifita's kick
David Fifita of the Rabbitohs will miss two games after a dangerous contact charge verdict at the NRL judiciary.
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South Sydney Rabbitohs second-rower David Fifita will miss two games after being found guilty at the NRL judiciary on Tuesday evening.
Fifita attended the judiciary in a bid to have a Grade 2 dangerous contact charge downgraded.
The incident, which came during South Sydney's surprise loss to the Canberra Raiders on Saturday afternoon in the nation's capital, saw Fifita run the ball and, before getting up from the ground, launch his leg and foot into the head of Hudson Young.
The kicking motion caused contact with the side of Young's face, although no penalty was blown despite immediate protest from the Raiders.
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Tue, 21st July, 2026, 17:58 AEST
Rabbitohs confirm return timeline for star duo, update status of Latrell Mitchell
South Sydney Rabbitohs' Cameron Murray and Tallis Duncan will miss several weeks due to injuries, impacting finals chances.
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The South Sydney Rabbitohs have confirmed both Cameron Murray and Tallis Duncan will need multiple weeks on the sideline in a bitter blow to the club's finals chances.
Murray has suffered a Grade 2 calf strain during the club's surprise loss to the Canberra Raiders on Saturday afternoon.
The injury will see him miss either three or four weeks, with the NSW Blues star likely to have played a significant role during that time, with South Sydney facing a tricky run to the finish line and likely needing at least three wins to make the finals.
Joining him on the sideline will be Tallis Duncan, with the second-rower and centre facing two to three weeks on the sideline himself over a hamstring strain.
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