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Canberra v Gold Coast
The Titans, at their third attempt, will try to record their first
win in Canberra.
Hunt out for Warriors clash
Late Mail: Brisbane - and possibly Queensland - have suffered a significant blow ahead of tonight's important clash against the Warriors, with Karmichael Hunt ruled out with an ankle injury.
Family ties drove Millward's decision
Reuniting with his three children was the driving force behind
Canberra Raiders assistant coach Ian Millward signing a three-year
deal with English first division club Leigh Centurions.
Blues players must take blame: Smith
CAMERON SMITH admitted his Queensland mentor Mal Meninga probably had an advantage over Blues and Storm coach Craig Bellamy in that he had only one job to concentrate on, but the Melbourne captain said the club had bigger concerns after another poor away performance against Canberra.
Big Tom gets a big boost after some lean years
FATIGUE. Pain. Injury. If the victorious Queensland have taught NSW anything it's that overcoming these three game-defining afflictions is the key to Origin success.
Campese to seize his chance to impress
Canberra five-eighth Terry Campese will get a timely opportunity to push for a recall to the embattled NSW Origin squad tomorrow against NSW coach Craig Bellamy's Melbourne side.
Origin centres in doubt for clash
Melbourne Storm superstar Greg Inglis has been cleared of a broken
jaw and could play against the Raiders at Canberra Stadium on
Sunday.
Learoyd-Lahrs out to get his rhythm and Blues back
Tom Learoyd-Lahrs says performing in front of NSW coach Craig
Bellamy won't be his biggest motivating factor when the Raiders
play the Melbourne Storm at Canberra Stadium on Sunday.
Canberra v Melbourne
This game could mark the first time this season the Storm will have
to do without one of their quartet of biggest stars - Billy Slater,
Greg Inglis, Cameron Smith and Cooper Cronk - through injury.
Sea Eagles all smiles after shaking off Raiders
IT'S taken them 15 rounds to do it - and even then, only by the
proverbial boarding-house scrape of butter - but Manly finally
reclaimed a spot in the NRL top eight with a 20-14 win over
Canberra at Brookvale Oval yesterday.
