Canberra Raiders NRLW News

Sun, 16th August, 2026, 12:21 AEST
Former Knight returns as Raiders chase elusive first win in Newcastle
Sheridan Gallagher returns to face her former team as Canberra Raiders aim for victory against Newcastle Knights after recent games.
The Canberra Times
Former Knights try-scoring machine Sheridan Gallagher is back at McDonald Jones Stadium on Sunday, hoping to wreak havoc on her former side as the Canberra Raiders chase an elusive win against Newcastle.
Canberra are coming off a shock 28-4 win over defending premiers Brisbane while the Knights were beaten 22-14 by the New Zealand Warriors in their last start.
The match is the first of a NRLW-NRL double-header with the Knights men hosting the Gold Coast Titans at 2pm.
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Tue, 11th August, 2026, 13:09 AEST
Taufa eyes maiden finals berth after historic Raiders win
The Raiders defeated the Broncos 28-4, marking their first win over them and ending a 15-game streak.
NRL.com
It took more than three years to get the result, but when it finally came, the Raiders didn't just beat defending premiers Brisbane, they sent a message to the rest of the NRLW with a commanding 28-4 victory.
For the first time, Canberra had toppled Brisbane, ending the Broncos' 15-game winning streak that dated back to Round 3 last year.
The Raiders had never beaten the Broncos since joining the competition in 2023, making Sunday's result one of the most significant wins in the club's history.
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Mon, 10th August, 2026, 10:15 AEST
Raiders end Broncos' stunning streak in one of the biggest NRLW upsets ever
The Broncos' 15-match win streak ended with a 28-4 loss to the Raiders, marking their historic first defeat.
Fox League
The Broncos' stunning 15-match win streak has ended at the hands of the Raiders in one of the biggest upsets in NRLW history.
Without suspended skipper Ali Brigginshaw, the Broncos didn't turn up in the cold Canberra climate. They simply had no answers for the Green Machine in a 28-4 loss.
It's Canberra's first win over the Broncos in their history.
It means the Broncos will drop to 2nd on the ladder if the Roosters win on Sunday night.
The loss was compounded by a nasty head knock to Broncos star dummy-half Jada Ferguson, who copped a knee to the head from Raiders prop Grace Kemp.
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Former Knight returns as Raiders chase elusive first win in Newcastle

Taufa eyes maiden finals berth after historic Raiders win

Raiders end Broncos' stunning streak in one of the biggest NRLW upsets ever

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