Canberra Raiders

Canberra captain Jarrod Croker may not play again this season if the Raiders miss the finals due to a debilitating knee injury that has ruled him out of Friday night’s clash with Manly and cast doubts over his long-term future.

Manly will give Tom Trbojevic until as late as kick off to decide if he can take on Canberra as they monitor the swelling in the NRL's most talked about cheekbone. Trbojevic's availability for not just Friday night's match against Canberra but the rest of the regular season has been …

The Canberra Raiders board are deciding what action to take on Curtis Scott's assault charge after meeting with the centre on Tuesday. Scott fronted the board after ACT Policing charged him with assault occasioning actual bodily harm following an incident at Civic nightclub Kokomo's on May 30.

With Canberra plunging deeper into a coronavirus lockdown, Raiders five-eighth Jack Wighton wants to lift the capital The ACT government's seven-day lockdown has already grown into a three-week one, with more than 7500 Canberrans and their families currently quarantining at home.

In the past seven days alone we’ve had Canberra go into lockdown, all of New Zealand now go into lockdown, New South Wales go into a state wide lockdown, Darwin’s locked down, Victoria’s lockdown was extended.

But Jarrod Croker will miss the game due to his persistent knee injury. It's seen Sebastian Kris (concussion) return in the centres, while Matt Frawley comes onto the bench following the loss of Corey Harawira-Naera (suspended) for three weeks and Tom Starling (jaw).

Manly superstar Tom Trbojevic has been named in the Sea Eagles side to take on the Canberra Raiders on Friday night.

Canberra five-eighth Jack Wighton says he's back having fun as the ninth-placed Raiders make an unlikely charge toward the NRL finals.

The Canberra Raiders will have to make the NRL finals for Tom Starling to have a chance of playing again this season.

That’s the mindset that Melbourne players and staff say is behind their tilt at the record for the most consecutive wins in 114 years of premiership history. With last Thursday night’s defeat of Canberra surpassing the 2020 Panthers and the 2002 Bulldogs for the longest winning streak of the NRL …