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Jetstar takes World Cup to the skies
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| Australian coach Ricky Stuart and Darren Lockyer have joined Jetstar to help the 2008 Rugby League World Cup take to the skies in Brisbane today on the eve of the final countdown to the tournament.... [More] |
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ARL clarifies World Cup eligibility
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| Australian Rugby League Chief Executive, Mr Geoff Carr, believes the 2008 Rugby League World Cup is already proving an emotional challenge for a number of Australian based players who are yet to formally declare their international status.... [More] |
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WC tickets on sale
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| As tickets go on sale today for the 2008 Rugby League World Cup, the competing nations have gathered in England for the last time before heading to Australia in October 2008.... [More] |
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Watch the WC Qualifiers
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| Rugby League fans in Britain New Zealand and Australia will from this weekend be able to watch the final qualifying stages for next year’s World Cup in Australia.... [More] |
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World Cup to go live to England
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| The 2008 Rugby League World Cup has received further recognition with the decision from Britain’s Sky Sports to commit to live coverage of all 18 matches of next year’s tournament as well as five of next month’s qualifying matches.... [More] |
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Five ARL teams take to NZ
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| An abundance of Australian Rugby League representative teams travel abroad this month in what shapes as an epic trans-Tasman battle culminating in the October 14 Test match between the Kangaroos and New Zealand at Westpac Stadium, Wellington.... [More] |
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Moimoi and Tuiaki to play for NZ
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| The Rugby League International Federation has examined applications from players relating to eligibility for the 2008 World Cup commencing in Australia in October 2008.... [More] |
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Full 2008 World Cup draw announced
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| Half a century after hosting the first Rugby League World Cup in Australia, the Sydney Cricket Ground precinct has won the honour of hosting the 2008 Opening Ceremony and with it Australia’s opening match against New Zealand. ... [More] |
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Canberra to host World Cup match
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| Canberra fans will be among the first to see action in the 2008 World Cup with the Rugby League International Federation today finalising venues for next year’s event.... [More] |
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Rockhampton to host WC match
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| The Rugby League World Cup organising committee re-enforced its commitment to showcasing next year’s tournament in regional as well as metropolitan venues with today’s announcement that Rockhampton will host a World Cup match.... [More] |
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Townsville to host Kangaroos
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| Townsville has scored a second World Cup victory in as many weeks with the Rugby League International Federation confirming today that Dairy Farmers Stadium will host Australia’s final pool game, against PNG, in the 2008 Centenary tournament.... [More] |
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England WC venues announced
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| The Rugby League International Federation today announced that England will kick off its 2008 World Cup campaign in Townsville on October 25 and already an army of British fans are signing up to join the Aussie invasion.... [More] |
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Victory lap for 1957 World Cup team
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| The Australian Rugby League will pay tribute to Australia’s first victorious World Cup team when it parades members of the 1957 Kangaroos before the crowd at tonight’s Bundaberg Test between Australia and New Zealand at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane.... [More] |
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