1989
Premiers
Defeated Balmain 19–14 in extra time.
History & honours
The Raiders joined the NSWRL in 1982, a year after forming in Queanbeyan — the first team from the national capital to play at the sport's top level, and still the only one. The nickname “Green Machine” and the lime-green, white and navy colours have stuck for the whole four decades since.
Grand finals
1990
Premiers
Back-to-back, over Penrith.
1991
Runners-up
Lost the decider to Penrith.
1994
Premiers
A third title in six years, over Canterbury.
1987
Runners-up
Lost to Manly.
2019
Runners-up
Golden-point loss to the Sydney Roosters.
Club identity
- Nickname
- The Green Machine
- Colours
- Lime green, white, navy
- Mascot
- Victor the Viking
- Home ground
- GIO Stadium, Bruce ACT — shared with the ACT Brumbies
Leadership
- Head coach
- Ricky Stuart
- Team captain
- Joseph Tapine
- Chief executive
- Don Furner Jr
- Chairman
- Dennis Richardson AC
- Australian representative honours
- 15 Raiders have played Test football for Australia
Sourced and rewritten from the club's own record at raiders.com.au.