Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • 'We advocate for a Civic stadium': NRL continues city push in new submission

    The NRL says a new stadium at Bruce, or in the city, won't guarantee major rugby league content for Canberra.

    The Canberra Times

    The NRL is refusing to give up on a Civic stadium dream, taking another pot shot at existing elite facilities but at the same time saying a new 30,000-seat venue in the city won't guarantee major events for the capital.

    As ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr pushes ahead with plans to redevelop Canberra Stadium, or build a new venue at Bruce, the NRL has lodged another submission to a federal inquiry into promoting the capital.

    The stadium topic has been a divisive issue for the past 14 years, but appeared to be nearing a resolution last month when Barr announced a deal to partner with the Australian Sports Commission on an AIS rebuild.

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  • Wests Tigers' Historic NRL Loss: Record-Breaking Game Recap

    A man looks sad after losing a rugby league match

    ABC Sport

    NRL wrap: Records tumble as Wests Tigers concede biggest score in NRL history

    In one of the darkest days in Wests Tigers history, the joint venture has conceded a record score in their 74-0 loss to North Queensland. 

    Earlier, Canberra held on for a narrow victory against Gold Coast before Brisbane found the winning touch against the Dolphins. 

    Check out all the live scores and stats below.

    North Queensland have served up a cold dish of revenge in a record-breaking 74-0 thrashing of Wests Tigers in front of a sell-out crowd in Townsville.

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  • Raiders taunt English cricketers in humorous celebration during close victory over Dragons

    Raiders try

    ABC Sport

    Raiders poke fun at English cricketers with try celebration as they survive Dragons scare

    Canberra have withstood a Junior Amone-inspired comeback from spirited St George Illawarra, scoring a 36-26 victory and maintaining their reputation as the NRL's most chaotic winners.

    The Raiders cruised to a 24-6 halftime lead on Friday night by exploiting the Dragons' notoriously leaky left edge, Matt Timoko starring for Canberra in Wollongong.

    But just as Canberra looked ready to kick their habit of only triumphing by single digits, Amone helped the Dragons pile on three tries in seven minutes, defying the absence of disgruntled State of Origin representative Ben Hunt.

    The Dragons had to contend with injuries to stand-in fullback Paul Turner (back), highly touted playmaker Jayden...

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