Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Second club in ANZAC jersey storm as Raiders accused of using US soldier stock image

    Second club in ANZAC jersey storm as Raiders accused of using US soldier stock image

    The Daily Telegraph

    The Canberra Raiders could become the latest NRL team embroiled in controversy over their commemorative ANZAC jersey design amid accusations the soldier on the shirt is not Australian.

    According to The Daily Telegraph, a number of eagle-eyed internet sleuths believe the soldier on the Raiders’ ANZAC jersey last year featured a stock photo of a United States soldier.

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  • Sickening head injury to Canberra's Jordan Rapana has Broncos prop Martin Taupau confused

    Jordan Rapana is carted off, leaning back with his eyes closed as paramedics hold his head

    ABC Sport

    Broncos prop Martin Taupau said he would have to "tackle upside down" in order to not fall foul of the officials after being sanctioned for a collision that left Raiders winger Jordan Rapana with a sickening head injury.

    Late in the Raiders' upset 20-14 victory over the Broncos on Saturday night
    , Rapana claimed an Adam Reynolds bomb, but was caught by Taupau's knee as he went to ground.

    The incident appeared relatively innocuous in real time, but the gruesome aftermath soon became apparent when blood poured onto the Lang Park turf, leaving Rapana in considerable distress.

    The winger, who scored a try in each half, was carted off after a lengthy delay as he was treated. He recieved 18...

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  • Ricky Stuart doesn't want to lose Wighton like Milford

    Canberra are desperate to keep playmaker Jack Wighton in the face of interest from the Dolphins. (Darren Pateman/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra coach Ricky Stuart says he does not want to lose star playmaker Jack Wighton to another club in the same way he lost Anthony Milford to the Broncos almost a decade ago.

    Speaking after the Raiders' brilliant 20-14 win over Brisbane at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday, Stuart confirmed the club had an offer on the table for the 30-year-old after Wighton informed the club he wanted to test the market for the 2024 season and beyond.

    The $4.4 million over four years reflects the value the Raiders place on the 2020 Dally M Medal winner who has played all of his 224 NRL games at the club.

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