Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Civic stadium back on agenda for ACT govt

    Civic stadium back on agenda for ACT govt

    The Canberra Times

    A Civic stadium is back on the agenda.

    ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr said the inverted-bowl design was an interesting idea and he will examine the unsolicited submission for a Civic Stadium closely.

    Barr said the Civic pool site still had its issues - including contamination - but the proposal outlining how to fit a 30,000-seat stadium on it was worth a closer look.

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  • Canberra prepare to offer David Fifita multi-million dollar deal

    Canberra prepare to offer David Fifita multi-million dollar deal

    Zero Tackle

    The Canberra Raiders missed out on securing one NRL powerhouse couple, however the club is set to open their chequebook to ensure they don't make the same mistake twice.

    Despite being labelled as a '$1.2 million car crash' by one journalist earlier in the year, David Fifita looks set to earn the big bucks still in 2024, however he may have to depart the Gold Coast to do so.

    While the Titans are keen to retain his services on a cut-price deal, Canberra appear ready to blow Justin Holbrook's offer out of the water - and there's more than just money on the table for the hulking back-rower.

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  • Fogarty targets Maguire to target weaknesses

    Fogarty targets Maguire to target weaknesses

    The Canberra Times

    Jamal Fogarty's already started using Michael Maguire for Canberra Raiders good rather than evil.

    The halfback's using the Green Machine's new assistant coach to highlight his weaknesses and then work on them.

    Fogarty has spoken to the former Wests Tigers and South Sydney coach about how he targeted the 28-year-old when they came up against each other during the playmaker's time at the Gold Coast.

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