Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Harawira-Naera eyeing NRL return as Sydney clubs circle

    Raiders forward likely to have played his final NRL match

    Corey Harawira-Naera faces health concerns before potential return to football after seizure.

    Zero Tackle

    After Canberra Raiders enforcer Corey Harawira-Naera suffered a frightening on-field seizure in 2023, many believed his career to be over.

    However, despite being diagnosed with a heart condition that led to the requirement of an implanted defibrillator being inserted into his chest, the 30-year-old looks set to make his return to footy.

    The Raiders, however, are less convinced.

    It has been reported that Canberra are not willing to risk Harawira-Naera's health following the traumatic seizure that forced him out of the game.

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  • 'Just put the ball down': Raiders star Matt Timoko's 'embarrassing' brain fade

    ‘Just put the ball down’: Raiders star Matt Timoko’s ‘embarrassing’ brain fade

    Raiders win 40-16 against Eels; Timoko regrets missed try, maintaining NRL ladder lead.

    Fox League

    Raiders winger Matt Timoko will be kept up all night tonight after bombing a certain try against the Eels.

    However, there was one moment in particular that wasn't so pretty.

    Saturday afternoon's
    win over Parramatta
    wasn't pretty, but a powerful second-half surge helped see the Raiders maintain their spot at the top of the NRL ladder and edge closer to a first minor premiership since 1990.

    Playing in front of a sold-out GIO Stadium on a stunning winter's Saturday afternoon, the Raiders weren't at their best, but were still way too good for a plucky Eels side, scoring 28 second-half points and running out 40-16 winners.

    The victory was Canberra's eighth straight and fittingly was played in the presence of a host of Raiders legends returning to honour the club's history in their annual Forever Green celebration.

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  • Still a way to go for Ricky's rampant Raiders

    The razzle-dazzle Raiders have surged home to beat Parramatta for their eighth win in a row. Photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS

    Canberra leads the NRL but coach Ricky Stuart feels improvement is needed before finals.

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra may be tracking towards their first minor premiership in 35 years but coach Ricky Stuart knows they are nowhere near where he wants them to be less than two months out from finals.

    The Raiders added another valuable two points to stay on top of the NRL ladder for another week, defeating Parramatta 40-16 in front of a big crowd at a fast and dry GIO Stadium on Saturday.

    But it wasn't as comfortable as the final score suggests as only a strong finish was what got the hosts over the line.

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