The Canberra Stadium's infamous stench has returned following the Raiders' 56-10 victory over the Wests Tigers, with player Daine Laurie facing a potential ban.The foul odor, described as resembling a 'filthy public toilet,' has become a recurring issue at the venue.This incident follows previous sewage-related complaints, including a 2024 incident where a failed pump caused a rotten egg smell.The ACT government was contacted for comment, but the cause remains under investigation.Despite the unpleasant conditions, the Raiders celebrated their fourth consecutive win, keeping their finals hopes alive.However, key players like Noah Martin (quad injury) and Jordyn Preston (one-match ban) face setbacks.Corey Horsburgh and Matty Nicholson were reported but not charged.Raiders coach Ricky Stuart praised the team's physical performance, emphasizing the need to maintain intensity.The stadium's ongoing issues highlight the need for infrastructure upgrades, with Laurie expressing commitment to the team's finals push.
Original title: Canberra Stadium stench returns after trouncing Tigers, as Raider faces ban
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