Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Broncos unleash furry fans at Captain's Run

    LeagueNews.co

    Broncos support Guide Dogs Queensland in heartwarming gesture, dedicated Round 7 game to charity.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Broncos have come to the aid of some furry friends in need, as three loyal four-legged supporters stole the spotlight at Captain's Run at Red Hill on Friday.

    Guide Dogs Narla, Chip, and Unity took center stage alongside players Jordan Riki, Reece Walsh, Billy Walters, Ezra Mam, and Tristan Sailor, gearing up for the upcoming clash with the Raiders and International Guide Dogs Day next week.

    In a heartwarming gesture, this week's Round 7 game is dedicated to the 2024 Charity Partner Guide Dogs Queensland, based out of Bald Hills on Brisbane's northside.

    With eighty-five percent of their funding coming through donations, every dollar counts towards the hefty $50,000 price tag to train and care for a Guide Dog over its decade-long career.

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  • Des Hasler confident Titans can win against Bulldogs

    LeagueNews.co

    Hasler prepares Titans to face old team, focuses on possession improvement in training.

    LeagueNews.co

    Des Hasler is staying calm and collected as he prepares to face his former club when the Titans take on his old team at Cbus Super Stadium on Saturday night.

    The seasoned coach knows that controlling possession is crucial for the Titans to secure their first victory against his former side.

    The Gold Coast team has struggled to dominate the ball in the first five rounds of the season, with an average possession rate of just 45 percent.

    Despite a tough loss to the Raiders last Sunday, Hasler remains focused on improving their ball control in training sessions.

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  • The reason driving Raiders' boom season

    The reason driving Raiders' boom season

    Tapine excelled as acting captain, running 302 meters in a thrilling victory against Gold Coast.

    The Canberra Times

    Sometimes captaincy can be a burden, but not for Canberra Raiders enforcer Joe Tapine.

    Raiders coach Ricky Stuart says Tapine's game has gone to another level since he stepped in as acting captain in Elliott Whitehead's (calf) absence.

    That can be embodied in one number - the 302 metres he ran in the Green Machine's golden-point thriller against the Gold Coast on Sunday.

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