Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Raiders' Holy Grail: Will the Taj Mahal deliver?

    LeagueNews.co

    LeagueNews.co

    In a clash that will surely evoke memories of the Green Machine's glory days, the Raiders are preparing to make a pilgrimage to their very own 'Taj Mahal' - Seiffert Oval.

    This hallowed ground, steeped in rugby league history, holds a special place in the hearts of former players who refer to it as their 'spiritual home'.

    With its sideline fence once crowded with green jerseys and sausage rolls a bargain at just 30 cents, Seiffert Oval witnessed the birth of one of rugby league's greatest dynasties.

    As Ricky Stuart's Raiders gear up to face the Cowboys in the Pre-Season Challenge, the spiritual energy of this iconic venue will undoubtedly fuel their performance on the field.

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  • Which NRL player from the 2000s will outlast the rest?

    analysis:A generation of NRL players are close to the end, so who will be the final player standing from the noughties?

    ABC Sport

    A generation of NRL players are close to the end, so who will be the final player standing from the noughties?

    On Tuesday, Roosters warhorse Jared Waerea-Hargreaves announced that 2024 will be his final season in the NRL, drawing a long and storied career to a close and beginning a closing of the door on a whole era of the sport.

    Waerea-Hargreaves debuted for Manly back in 2009 and is one of just a handful of NRL players who debuted in the first decade of the 2000s still in the league.

    As the oldest player in the NRL in 2024, this season was always looking to be Waerea-Hargreaves's swansong and it seems likely the race to be the last man standing from the 00s is between three players.

    Canberra's ageless wonder Jordan Rapana, who debuted in 2008 before taking six years away from the sport due to a...

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  • The defibrillator giving Harawira-Naera hope in recovery battle

    The defibrillator giving Harawira-Naera hope in recovery battle

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Readings from a defibrillator strapped to Corey Harawira-Naera's chest have indicated the sidelined Raiders back-rower can increase his training loads, but a return to rugby league this season remains unlikely.

    Harawira-Naera met specialists this week in his ongoing recovery from a career-threatening seizure suffered on the field in May last year.

    Sources, speaking on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitive nature of the health issue, confirmed that the Canberra forward was fitted with a defibrillator - a little larger than a Post-it note - underneath his arm several months ago. The device constantly monitors...

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