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  • What changed in two weeks for the Bulldogs to chase Lachlan Galvin

    What changed in two weeks for the Bulldogs to chase Lachlan Galvin

    The Bulldogs' pursuit of Lachlan Galvin intensified after their comeback against the Raiders' poor first-half performance.

    The Daily Telegraph

    The Bulldogs pursuit of Wests Tigers free agent Lachlan Galvin can be traced back to the first half of a game in Canberra two weeks ago.

    Halfbacks wear the performance more than any other player on a footy field.

    Which might seem unfair to Canterbury playmaker Toby Sexton, after the Bulldogs climbed off the canvas, from 20-0 nil down against the Raiders, to produce one their greatest comeback wins by piling on 32 unanswered points.

    They may have gone on to win the game, but their horror first half against the Raiders in Round 10 convinced the Bulldogs to pursue Lachlan Galvin. Picture: Getty...

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  • Ricky reveals how Horsburgh handled Origin snub ahead of Raiders clash at Warriors fortress

    Melanie Dinjaski

    Corey Horsburgh has matured as a leader, accepting his Origin snub without frustration this season.

    The Canberra Times

    By his own admission Corey Horsburgh has been known to let his emotions get the better of him at times in footy.

    The Raiders prop would be well within his rights to feel frustrated about being left out of the Queensland squad for game one of State of Origin after the season he's had so far, but the 2025 version of Horsburgh is different.

    There's been a lot of growth within "Big Red" this season as a leader in the Canberra Raiders squad, and he hasn't let the Origin snub get him down.

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  • 'I'm named after the town': Raiders speedster Kaeo Weekes to put on a show for the people of... Kaeo, NZ

    Melanie Dinjaski

    Canberra Raiders' Kaeo Weekes will have hometown support from Kaeo during NRL clash against Warriors.

    The Canberra Times

    An away trip to New Zealand and a crowd full of Warriors fans cheering "Up the Wahs" won't feel so daunting for Canberra Raiders fullback Kaeo Weekes on Sunday.

    That's because when the Raiders kick off their round 12 NRL clash against the Warriors, Weekes will have a whole town getting right behind him in Auckland.

    Kaeo is a small township of approximately 300 people at the very top of North Island, and rolling down the highway on a nearly four-hour drive to Mount Smart Stadium will be friends and family of Raiders star, Weekes.

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