Canberra Raiders News

Mon, 20th July, 2026, 18:56 AEST
THREE judiciary hearings confirmed for Tuesday night
David Fifita, Latu Fainu, and Adam Doueihi will face the NRL judiciary on Tuesday regarding various charges.
Zero Tackle
The NRL have confirmed all of South Sydney Rabbitohs second-rower David Fifita, and Wests Tigers duo Latu Fainu and Adam Doueihi will front the judiciary on Tuesday evening.
The hearings will commence at 6pm (AEST) with Fifita, before Doueihi's hearing is scheduled for 7:30pm, and Fainu's for 9pm.
Those times are subject to change if hearings run longer than expected, but it will be a long night at NRL headquarters, with both the Rabbitohs and Tigers desperate to have their players walk away with no penalties on the run to the finals.
Fifita is challgning a Grade 2 dangerous contact charge on Hudson Young committed shortly after halftime during the Rabbitohs surprise loss to the Canberra Raiders on Saturday afternoon.
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Mon, 20th July, 2026, 15:50 AEST
Canberra Raiders confirm extent of Hudson Young injury
Hudson Young of the Canberra Raiders ruptured his Achilles, requiring surgery and rehabilitation for a 2027 comeback.
Zero Tackle
The Canberra Raiders have confirmed star edge back rower Hudson Young ruptured his Achilles.
Young's injury soured the club's 34-24 win over the South Sydney Rabbitohs on Saturday.
On-field diagnosis by club doctors tends to be highly accurate with Achilles injuries, with pushing off the heel out of contact and the sensation of immediately checking to see if they have been kicked all very common, according to NRL Physio and occurring in Young's case.
He will undergo surgery and commence rehabilitation to bounce back for the start of the 2027 season.
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Mon, 20th July, 2026, 10:34 AEST
Rest in peace, Steve: tributes flow for a Canberra rugby league great
Steve Keir, a dedicated Gungahlin Bulls member, passed away, leaving a legacy of community support and belonging.
The Canberra Times
Steve Keir was the backbone of the Gungahlin Bulls. The kind of person who gave up his time so others could feel like they belong.
The Canberra rugby league community is in mourning after the Gungahlin Bulls life member died on Sunday morning, following a battle with cancer.
"The true strength of a community club isn't measured in trophies - it's measured in the people who show up year after year, giving their time so others can belong," a Bulls tribute said.
"They are the backbone of every generation that follows. Steve was this very person; from player, captain, coach all the way through to club president.
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