Canberra Raiders NRL News

Dolphins face Raiders in Canberra; a win could elevate Dolphins into the NRL top eight.

Fox League

The Dolphins will travel to the nation's capital for the first time this weekend, facing the Raiders at Canberra's GIO Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Meanwhile, the Dolphins will be without vice-captain Felise Kaufusi this weekend due to a knee injury.

The Raiders, currently fifth on the NRL ladder, are unbeaten at home so far this season, coming off three consecutive wins against the Sharks, Eels and Titans.

Elsewhere, having started their 2025 campaign with four straight defeats, the Dolphins could slide into the top eight if they topple Ricky Stuart's men on Sunday.

The previous two encounters between the two sides were decided by a field goal in golden point, with the Raiders triumphant on both occasions.

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The Canberra Raiders lost stars but have promising young talents like Simon emerging in their pathways.

Zero Tackle

While the Canberra Raiders have lost several star players over the past few seasons, such as Elliott Whitehead, Jack Wighton and Jordan Rapana, the club boasts some of the best up-and-coming young players in rugby league.

While all the attention has been put on former U19s NSW Blues representatives Chevy Stewart, Ethan Sanders, Ethan Strange, and Savelio Tamale, another player is slowly making a name for himself in the Raiders pathways system.

Already having the opportunity to train with the first-grade squad during this year's pre-season, Simon only began his rugby league journey three...

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Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf supports Frank Molo, who returns to NRL after a troubled stint with Dragons.

The Daily Telegraph

Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf has given a glowing endorsement of controversial prop Frank Molo as the ex-Maroons enforcer prepares to put his messy Dragons divorce behind him.

Molo will make his first appearance for the Dolphins in Sunday afternoon's clash with the Raiders in Canberra.

It will be the former Broncos hit-man's first NRL game since last year following an off-season saga at St George Illawarra.

Molo, 30, refused to report for pre-season training with the Dragons in the New Year, reportedly because he took offence to comments made by a Dragons staffer around his decision to...

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