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Jamal Fogarty made his long-awaited Raiders debut on Sunday. Picture: Getty Images

The highs and lows of Canberra's loss to the Eels on Sunday afternoon.

Fogarty's 'massive' Raiders debut shows promise

David Polkinghorne

Dylan Brown scored two tries in a dominant display for the visitors. Picture: Getty Images

It wasn't the result Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart wanted, but it did show the Green Machine wasn't far off where they need to be.

Brown powers Parra past Raiders with power display

Steven Lustica celebrates after the A-League Mens Grand Final. Picture: Getty Images

Why A-League triumph is "extra special" for Canberran products.

Western United's ACT duo savour 'unbelievable' A-League victory

Isobel Cootes

Moana Pasifika flyhalf Christian Leali'ifano and Dan McKellar catch up after the Brumbies 10-point loss in Auckland. Picture: Getty Images

Brumbies vow to bounce back from 10-point Moana Pasifika loss ahead of finals.

Brumbies promise to learn from 'off night' ahead of home final

West Canberra Wanderers' striker Hattie Cram took a brace on Sunday against Gungahlin. Picture: Keegan Carroll

West Canberra Wanderers take 3-1 win over Gungahlin United on Sunday.

Wanderers' injury dampens 3-1 win over Gungahlin

Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart is expecting Jack Wighton to be named for NSW on Sunday - unless they've suddenly changed the State of Origin prototype from athletic, skilful and tough.

Where Ricky sees Jack fitting into Blues Origin squad

Ed Kennedy of the Brumbies is brought down by the Moana Pasifika defence. Picture: AAP

Penalties, again, and individual errors took centre stage against the visitors to cost them four points in Auckland.

Brumbies beaten in upset of the season

Real Madrid celebrate their Champions League final triumph over Liverpool.

Real Madrid undisputed kings of Europe

The Gungahlin Bulls will celebrate their Indigenous players with a special jersey this weekend. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos

Boasting more Indigenous players than their Canberra Raiders Cup competitors, the Gungahlin Bulls feel they have more than enough motivation this weekend.

Gungahlin's Indigenous players inspire club

Tom Rogic is back in the green and gold. Picture: Getty Images

Canberra star in contract limbo after Celtic exit, but among key names returning to Australian squad.

Canberra star returns for Socceroos' must-win World Cup play-off

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West Canberra Wanderers were within arm's length of breaking their National Premier League winless streak.