Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Why Raiders captain made 'hard' call to retire in Catalans, not Canberra

    Why Raiders captain made 'hard' call to retire in Catalans, not Canberra

    Canberra Raiders captain Elliot Whitehead to retire in Super League, joining Catalans Dragons in 2025.

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra Raiders skipper Elliott Whitehead has revealed for the first time what went into his decision to depart the capital after this season and retire in the Super League.

    The Catalans Dragons - who have also recruited outgoing Raiders winger Nick Cotric - confirmed Whitehead's signing at the end of last week, with a one-year deal starting in 2025.

    The 34-year-old released an emotional statement via the Raiders, sharing his gratitude to the club, its coaches and supporters, but no detail was shared on what led to the move back to Europe - until now.

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  • Panthers' huge superstar boost; Kevvie's crucial Origin call: Round 20 Team Tips

    Panthers’ huge superstar boost; Kevvie’s crucial Origin call: Round 20 Team Tips

    Panthers boost with Cleary, tough calls for coaches, Raiders and Sea Eagles welcome back.

    Fox League


    The Panthers are set for a huge boost with star halfback Nathan Cleary set to take the field for the first time since Round 10.


    Almost every coach will have a big decision to make regarding their Origin stars, with Kevin Walters in particular set to make a big call.

    Meanwhile, the Raiders are set to welcome back their key playmakers while the Sea Eagles can breathe a sigh of relief.

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  • 'We're starting our run': Young reveals injury struggle and NRL finals plans

    'We're starting our run': Young reveals injury struggle and NRL finals plans

    Hudson Young aims to improve play after injury, pushing for Raiders' finals comeback.

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra Raiders star Hudson Young admits he hasn't been playing to his usual standards in recent weeks, but after the bye, he is determined to rediscover the form that earned him a Blues jersey just last month.

    Young picked up a grade one groin strain playing for NSW in the State of Origin opener on June 5, and though he's been able to play in subsequent games for the Raiders, the 26-year-old has been far from his best.

    But with two weeks on the sideline Young is confident he can help lead the Raiders to a strong finish to the season - and even finals footy.

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