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Canberra Raiders fall 20-30 to Brisbane Broncos in Saturday NRL clash
The weekend result keeps local rugby league supporters engaged as Canberra clubs continue to draw residents together around the sport.
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The weekend result keeps local rugby league supporters engaged as Canberra clubs continue to draw residents together around the sport.
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Updated 1 min ago

Canberra Raiders went down 20-30 to Brisbane Broncos at 8:30am on Saturday 24 June in an NRL Telstra Premiership match.
The outcome arrives during a busy stretch of the season when supporters in Canberra look to weekend fixtures for connection and routine. Rugby league remains a steady point of focus for many in the capital amid a wider schedule that also featured North Queensland against Penrith and Sydney against Melbourne on the same day.
Clubs based in Canberra draw families and friends to games and training sessions, giving people regular opportunities to meet and share the experience of supporting a local side. This pattern holds even after a defeat, with the Raiders continuing to serve as a gathering point for residents who follow the team through wins and losses alike.
Sky Sports listed the final score as Canberra 20, Brisbane 30. The same site recorded Canberra’s prior six matches as a 34-24 win over South Sydney, a 40-16 win over Canterbury, a 24-16 win over St George, a 20-42 loss to Melbourne, a 12-15 loss to Parramatta and a 0-26 loss to Sydney. Brisbane’s corresponding run stood at a 14-12 win over Penrith, a 16-28 loss to Cronulla, an 18-24 loss to Sydney, a 6-48 loss to South Sydney, a 23-28 loss to Gold Coast and a 26-30 loss to St George.
These figures show both sides trading results in recent weeks, a pattern that keeps interest high among Canberra followers who track every point difference and venue.
Supporters can check the next NRL fixtures on the Sky Sports results page to plan attendance or viewing. Regular involvement with the Raiders, whether at home games or community events tied to the club, helps maintain the steady rhythm of local sport that many in Canberra rely on for social contact and shared interest.

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