Canberra Raiders NRL News

Wed, 24th April, 2024, 7:31 AEST
Eels players fed up with Brad Arthur's NRL drama
Parramatta Eels struggle, Coach Brad Arthur under fire as team faces losses and criticism.
LeagueNews.co
The Parramatta Eels have started their 2024 NRL season on a rocky road, with legendary Panther Scott Sattler suggesting that coach Brad Arthur's time at the helm could be nearing its end.
Despite the players rallying behind their coach, the Eels have struggled to find their groove after missing out on the finals last year.
In a recent humiliating defeat, the injury-plagued Dolphins trounced the Eels 44-16, sparking criticism of Parramatta's lackluster second-half performance.
And the woes continued with a crushing 41-8 loss to the Raiders in round five, highlighting the team's defensive struggles and overall inconsistency on the field.
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Tue, 23rd April, 2024, 17:56 AEST
'It's an exciting challenge': Raiders look to put bite back on Cronulla after Shark attack
Canberra Raiders seek redemption against Cronulla Sharks after recent losses, aiming to climb ladder.
The Canberra Times
It's not only a shot at redemption from a Shark attack, but the Green Machine gets a shot at taking down the ladder leaders.
The Canberra Raiders face Cronulla at Canberra Stadium on Sunday - just four weeks after they let slip an 18-point lead to get completely overrun by the same opponent.
The Raiders will not only look to atone for that 36-22 loss at Shark Park, but also their 34-10 loss to the Brisbane Broncos at Lang Park last weekend.
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Tue, 23rd April, 2024, 16:51 AEST
Weekes named to replace Fogarty, will make Raiders debut
22-year-old Kaeo Weekes debuts for Raiders to replace injured Jamal Fogarty, partnering with Ethan Strange.
Canberra Weekly
Kaeo Weekes will become Raiders #397 after being named to make his first appearance for the club when they take on the Sharks in Canberra on Sunday.
The 22-year-old came to the club over the offseason from Manly and has found himself playing in the NSW Cup with Ethan Strange the preferred NRL five-eighth.
With halfback Jamal Fogarty set to miss three months with a biceps injury, Weekes will now get an extended chance in the top grade to partner Strange in the halves.
The Fogarty loss is a brutal one for Canberra, with the veteran enjoying a terrific start to the season. His absence leaves the Raiders desperately short of...
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