Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Breakfast of champions: Mitchell links with Wighton after dining out on premiers

    Breakfast of champions: Mitchell links with Wighton after dining out on premiers

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Latrell Mitchell celebrated his starring role in South Sydney’s win over Penrith by having breakfast with potential new teammate and Canberra star Jack Wighton.

    Mitchell bagged two tries and was a handful all night against the premiers as the Rabbitohs scored two tries in the final five minutes to triumph 20-18.

    Wighton met with Dolphins coach Wayne Bennett in Brisbane on Thursday before he flew to Sydney where he watched Souths and Mitchell remind the rugby league world why they are title contenders.

    The Raiders ace will meet with Souths officials, including coach Jason Demetriou, later on...

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  • Raiders look local to uncover international talent as next two NRLW signings revealed

    The Raiders spotted PNG representative Ua Ravu at a clinic in Griffith. Picture supplied

    The Canberra Times

    A search of the Riverina has uncovered the Canberra Raiders' next international.

    They've signed PNG Orchids lock Ua Ravu as one of their next two NRLW announcements on Friday.

    The Raiders have also signed Elise Smith, who lives in Junee - where Raiders legend Laurie Daley's from.

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  • Can the Raiders convince Wighton to stay in Canberra? Big Mal weighs in

    Mal Meninga

    SEN

    The Canberra Raiders are now seemingly fighting a losing battle to keep former Dally M Medallist Jack Wighton at the club beyond 2024.

    SEN rugby league expert Mal Meninga opened up on how the club can convince him to stay in the nation’s capital and how a move to Sydney might affect Wighton’s lifestyle.

    “Latrell (Mitchell) does (lives in Sydney), he’s got a young family, but he often makes treks back to his farm in Taree,” Meninga said on *SEN 1170 The Throwdown.

    “That’s the cultural bit I’m talking about, someone like Latrell, he’s a really good example, he struggles to live in the big city, he loves his own space and time by himself or with his family further up north, and the club allows him to do that.

    “I think that appeals to Jack, he loves his fishing, I tried to call him the other day, but he was fishing up on the Murrumbidgee, so that’s where he wants to be.

    “The Raiders can offer all that, it’s a big country city but it’s got all the trims of a countrified environment, which appeals to Jack."

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