Canberra has secured the futures of Jed Stuart, Malachi Smith and Mark Tuialii, strengthening its roster beyond the 2026 season.
Stuart, who debuted in 2015, has signed through 2029 after the Raiders replaced his previous 2027 contract option with a longer commitment.
The outside back has made 28 first-grade appearances and scored 11 tries, with increased opportunities possible if Sebastian Kris joins the Gold Coast Titans.
"I'm so stoked. Growing up in Canberra, this was the club I grew up watching, so it's so special to stay here for three more years," Stuart said.
"There's obviously a lot of work in front of us but the young talent we have here is exciting."
Smith's new agreement runs until the end of 2028, following his top-grade debut against the North Queensland Cowboys in the final round of 2026.
The young dummy half could partner Owen Pattie next season if Tom Starling departs, with the veteran reportedly attracting interest from Manly.
"I'm pretty stoked. This year has all been a surprise with debuting, and I'm extremely honoured to stay at this club," Smith said.
"I've got so much trust in the coaching staff and the players around me which has paid dividends. Ricky values hard work, which means a lot to me."
Tuialii remains uncapped but is expected to make his NRL debut in 2027.