Canberra Raiders News

  • Wife of Raiders star admits local footy match assaults

    Wife of Raiders star admits local footy match assaults

    Josh Papali'i's wife to admit assaulting two people at rugby match, facing guilty pleas in court.

    The Canberra Times

    The wife of Canberra Raiders star player Josh Papali'i has indicated she will admit to assaulting two people at a local rugby league match.

    Mesepa Salesa, previously reported as being named Masepa Papali'i, faced the ACT Magistrates Court on Thursday.

    Through barrister Stephen Robinson, the woman indicated guilty pleas to two counts of common assault relating to the violent July incident. She is set to formally plead guilty before a magistrate.

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  • Next man up? Raiders star emerges as Kangaroo option after Penrith hero injured

    Next man up? Raiders star emerges as Kangaroo option after Penrith hero injured

    Hudson Young has chance to join Australian squad in exhibition match turned trial game.

    The Canberra Times

    Hudson Young has one game to force his way into the Australian squad after a grand final hero withdrew from the end-of-season games and turned the Prime Minister's XIII into a genuine trial match if he gets the chane to play.

    Young and the rest of the men's PM's XIII squad are gathering in Brisbane on Wednesday to start training ahead of a clash against Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby on Sunday.

    But what is generally an exhibition match and a small taste of the representative arena is set to transform into an opportunity for Canberra Raiders back-rower Young.

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  • NRL great highlights key similarity in Munster, Wighton biting allegations

    NRL great highlights key similarity in Munster, Wighton biting allegations

    NRL legend Tallis supports Munster, believes Wighton should have been cleared of biting accusations.

    The Canberra Times

    NRL Hall of Famer Gorden Tallis backs Cameron Munster's clearance of biting and says ex-Canberra Raider Jack Wighton should have been cleared as well.

    Melbourne Storm star Munster was accused of biting in the NRL grand final loss to Penrith, while Wighton was suspended for three games in his last game for the Green Machine - last year's elimination final against Newcastle.

    Panthers centre Paul Alamoti accused Munster of biting him in Sunday's decider, which Penrith won to create history with their fourth consecutive premiership.

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