Canberra Raiders News

  • Craig Bellamy doco pulls back curtains on rarely-seen softer side of legendary coach

    Fiji

    In a documentary on Craig Bellamy, his granddaughter accidentally breaks crockery in his office with mugs.

    Wide World of Sports

    There's a scene in a new documentary on Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy where two mugs are clanged together in his office and crockery shatters across his desk.

    But the smashing china isn't the result of another eyeball-popping Bellamy outburst; the kind of scene, usually reserved for the coaches' box, as synonymous with the veteran mentor as his affinity with the retired but forever legendary "big three".

    It's the result of Bellamy's nine-year-old granddaughter Billie swinging her arms around with a mug in each hand and accidentally clunking them together.

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  • Warriors' Moala Graham-Taufa shines in thrilling win

    NSW Cup Match Report: Key win

    Warriors' Graham-Taufa led comeback win against Canberra in NSW Cup match with strong second-half performance.

    LeagueNews.co

    warriors.kiwi are reporting

    Centre Moala Graham-Taufa started and iced a terrific second half comeback to earn the NZ Warriors a gritty 18-16 win in their round one New South Wales Cup encounter with Canberra at Leichhardt Oval in Sydney on Saturday.

    The Warriors were scratchy in the first half but minimised the damage as they scrambled well to keep the Raiders to a 10-0 advantage to the break.

    Then in the second 40 minutes they switched it up, gaining more cohesion in their attack the further the contest went and matching it with resilience and aggression in defence.

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  • Vegas v Canberra: How do the stadiums compare and why the Raiders were 'blown away'

    David Polkinghorne

    Canberra Raiders CEO advocates for investment in modern facilities to attract events and visitors. Las Vegas prime example.

    The Canberra Times

    Las Vegas: Build it and they will come. Canberra Raiders chief executive Don Furner says if cities want events and people to come to them then they need to invest in modern facilities.

    Furner spent last week getting a first-hand look at Las Vegas, which is arguably the king of attracting both visitors and events.

    He toured the Las Vegas Raiders' $255 million training facilities, which boasts an indoor training field for the NFL team, and then visited the $3 billion Allegiant Stadium, where the Green Machine kicked off the NRL season.

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