Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Raiders' Corey Horsburgh meets Broncos, Tigers next

    Raiders’ Corey Horsburgh meets Broncos, Tigers next

    Canberra forward Corey Horsburgh meets with Broncos coach, set to talk with Wests Tigers soon.

    Canberra Weekly

    In-demand Canberra forward Corey Horsburgh has met with Brisbane Broncos coach Kevin Walters and is set to catch up with Wests Tigers in the coming weeks.

    The 26-year-old, who made his Queensland debut last year, is contracted with the Raiders until the end of 2027 but has been given permission to meet with other clubs to source a deal for 2025 and beyond.

    The fiery Horsburgh, who has played just two NRL games this year, has been in stellar form for Canberra's reserve-grade side in recent weeks after a season marred by injuries and suspension.

    Horsburgh, who played juniors at...

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  • Raiders v Panthers preview

    Raiders v Panthers preview

    Delicate situation as Panthers face uncertainty with injured Cleary, while Raiders seek redemption.

    League Unlimited

    Now, they are walking a delicate tightrope in the final month of the season with star halfback Nathan Cleary injured and a home final suddenly no longer guaranteed.

    While their opposition this week, the Canberra Raiders, look virtually eliminated from the finals race after last Saturday's heavy defeat to the Cowboys, they remain a mathematical chance of making it.

    It means, as much as this looks like a straight-forward win for the visitors, it could turn out to be anything but against a Raiders outfit with everything - including pride - to play for at GIO Stadium. 

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  • 'We'll be right': Raiders boss backs future on and off field with $2m jersey

    'We'll be right': Raiders boss backs future on and off field with $2m jersey

    Capital Property Group extends sponsorship with Canberra Raiders, increasing jersey value to $2 million. Bright future anticipated.

    The Canberra Times

    Even before the Canberra Raiders were going to Las Vegas, Capital Property Group was looking to increase their support and go on the heart of the lime green jersey.

    Their three-year extension of their Green Machine sponsorship will see the value of that jersey climb to about $2 million.

    It's a boost off the field, but Raiders chief executive Don Furner would also like to see a boost on it - especially at home - but he felt the future was still bright.

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