CANBERRA's monster pack eat together, live together, play together - and they inflict pain together.

Raiders Coach David Furner and Captain Terry Campese front the media after the win against the Broncos.

A damaged shoulder could not stop playmaker Scott Prince carrying the Gold Coast Titans to victory over Wests Tigers.

Canberra Raiders Co-Captain Terry Campese said the Raiders will be ready to handle the Broncos and their hostile crowd, in tonight’s huge game against Brisbane at Suncorp Stadium.

THEY are the muscle behind Canberra's finals charge. An intimidating group of enforcers taking down rival packs the old fashioned way.

Injured Raiders skipper Alan Tongue drops in to Raiders TV this week to discuss the big Broncos clash and his recent 200th NRL match.

Canberra Raiders centre Joel Monaghan said he’s up to the challenge of moving positions for the rest of the season, after Adam Mogg was ruled out today for most likely the rest of the season today after undergoing a knee arthroscopy.

THE team lists for the final round of the NRL have been released. Check out the injuries and full ins and outs here.

Raiders Coach David Furner discusses the team to take on the Brisbane Broncos in the final round of the Telstra Premiership.

CANBERRA fear the Broncos are playing pre-finals mind games and are bracing for them to roll out injured skipper Darren Lockyer.

Goulburn Workers have started their finals campaign with a convincing victory over Gungahlin Bulls at West Belconnen Leagues Club on Saturday 29th August.

Raiders Coach David Furner and Co-Captain Terry Campese front the media after the 48-4 win against the Cowboys.

Canberra Raiders Co-Captain Terry Campese has added a wonderful achievement to his already impressive season, by being nominated for this years Ken Stephen Medal for his outstanding community work.

CANBERRA will spend little time contemplating what's required to secure their spot in the NRL top eight.

THE Raiders thrust themselves into the top eight with a commanding victory over the Cowboys, with fullback Josh Dugan in hot touch.

CountryLink will be organising bus transport to go to the Raiders finals match next week end.

With the Raiders now assured of a finals match, ticketed members need to be aware about accessing tickets to semi-finals .

The Canberra Raiders have overcome their critics, naysayers and early season doubters to play finals football this year, after a thrilling 18-16 win over the Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium tonight.

HE WORE the green and gold two years ago, only to disappear from representative footy.

EELS skipper Nathan Cayless has good reason for wanting to score a try in his Parramatta swan song.

The Raiders can make the eight with a win over the Broncos and cement a place for next weekend, but will have to overcome a vocal and hostile Suncorp Stadium and young Broncos outfit chasing the same carrot.

THE Dragons are in the enviable position of coming into the finals without any major injury woes.

Canberra Raiders rising stars Sam Williams and Sam Mataora were rewarded for outstanding season today as they were named in the Toyota Cup team of the year for 2010.

Canberra Raiders hooker Glen Buttriss will start the game for the Green Machine this Friday night, with Raiders Co-Captain Alan Tongue ruled out for two weeks with a calf injury.

Canberra Raiders second row forward Joe Picker has been cleared of any fracture to his elbow and will be available for the Raiders v Broncos on Friday night, however Co-Captain Alan Tongue will be unavailable for two weeks after scans revealed a grade two calf tear.

WIN Television has today confirmed that Canberra Raiders fans will be able to watch their side ‘live’ this Friday night on the WIN Network.

The U/20’s Raiders have produced one of their most inspiring performances of the year with a hard fought 30-22 victory over the third-placed Cowboys at Canberra Stadium.

SPORTS Editor-at-large Phil Rothfield has named his team of the year - but there's only space for one Dragon. See team, have your say

The Canberra Raiders are in the top eight, after a convincing 44-4 thrashing of the North Queensland Cowboys at Canberra Stadium, however it was soured by the news that Alan Tongue was injured in his 200th match and could miss the remainder of the season.

THE resemblance is uncanny. The green No. 1 jumper, long strides, socks down and length-of-the-field tries.