Rugby League News | Raidercast

Thu, 21st May, 2026, 19:44 AEST
Thursday night lights: Raiders v Dolphins
Thursday night features Raiders vs. Dolphins, with both teams missing key players due to Origin duty amid recent struggles and successes.
NRL.com
We kick off Round 12 with a pivotal contest between last year's minor premiers and a Dolphins outfit riding the crest of a wave with three wins on the bounce.
The Raiders find themselves in unfamiliar territory sitting 12th on the ladder and their GIO Stadium fortress has been breached three times in 2026 by the Bulldogs, Sharks and Panthers.
Both sides get a chance to show off their depth with big-name players away on Origin duty including Raiders Hudson Young and Ethan Strange and Dolphins quartet Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, Selwyn Cobbo, Max Plath and Thomas Flegler.
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Thu, 21st May, 2026, 12:02 AEST
Expert Tipping: NRL Round 12
NRL Round 12 features rookies stepping up as the Raiders aim to win and the Dolphins seek their fourth consecutive victory.
NRL.com
Round 12 of the NRL Premiership is here and with a number of players on State of Origin duties, several rookies will get the chance to shine across five fixtures.
The round begins in the nation's capital, with the bye-freshened Raiders looking to return to winning ways, while the Dolphins are bidding for four on the trot, with the pocket dynamo Trai Fuller deputising at fullback in place of Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow.
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Wed, 20th May, 2026, 14:02 AEST
Kristian Woolf 'disappointed' over Dolphins Las Vegas snub, questions NRL's process
Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf is disappointed after his team was overlooked for the NRL's Vegas season kick-off next year.
The Australian
Dolphins coach Kristian Woolf has expressed his disappointment at the NRL after Redcliffe were snubbed for the premiership kick-off in Las Vegas next season.
The Dolphins will be the only existing club yet to have a taste of Vegas after losing out to the Eels, Storm, Tigers and Queensland rivals the Gold Coast Titans to launch the 2027 season in Sin City.
The Dolphins were keen to become the third Queensland club to travel to America after the Broncos were pioneers in 2024 before the Cowboys played at Allegiant Stadium this year.
But despite being one of the code's most attractive attacking teams, the Dolphins have been overlooked by the NRL in favour of the lowly Titans, who have been a bottom-four club for four consecutive seasons.
The decision went down like a lead balloon with Dolphins coach Woolf, who questioned the NRL's "process" over their Sin City snubbing ahead of his side's away clash with Canberra on Thursday night.
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