Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Fire up: Big Red tipped to bounce back

    Queensland's omission is Canberra's gain with Corey Horsburgh set to play for the Raiders. Picture by Keegan Carroll

    The Canberra Times

    The Raiders want Corey Horsburgh to fire his way into the back of Billy Slater's mind in the hope his Queensland omission could be Canberra's gain.

    Horsburgh was tipped as a potential bolter in Maroons coach Slater's plans before being overlooked for the State of Origin series opener in Adelaide on May 31.

    Now Raiders teammate Joe Tapine wants the fiery forward - who will shift from lock to second-row to cover a gaping hole in the Green Machine's pack this week - to force his way back into the conversation when Canberra meet the South Sydney Rabbitohs at Homebush on Saturday night.

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  • NRL teams round 13: Knights bench Lachie Miller, Kalyn Ponga to return to fullback role

    NRL teams round 13: Knights bench Lachie Miller, Kalyn Ponga to return to fullback role

    Wide World of Sports

    The Knights have sensationally changed up its spine, benching a club regular and shifting one of its stars back to his original position.

    After a lacklusture showing in the Knights 26-6 loss to the Sharks, fullback Lachie Miller has been dropped to the bench while Kalyn Ponga will move back to the No.1 jersey.

    Tyson Gamble will return to five-eighth and partner Jackson Hastings in the halves. 

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  • Schuster declares he won't leave Manly for Wests Tigers

    Josh Schuster has rejected suggestions he will leave the Manly Sea Eagles and head to Wests Tigers. (Mark Evans/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    Josh Schuster has rejected suggestions he will follow recruitment manager Scott Fulton to Wests Tigers, declaring he has no intention of leaving Manly.

    Schuster starred in his return for the Sea Eagles against Canberra on Sunday, providing a much-needed spark in attack and helping reignite Tom Trbojevic at fullback.

    The 22-year-old insists a decision to sit out three weeks and recondition his body was the best call he had ever made, after feeling fit and 5kg lighter against the Raiders.

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