World News Archive30-Jun-2006
At the end of another week, test your knowledge with our world news quiz. This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. Umaga signs one-year deal with Toulon 29 Jun 2006 Former New Zealand captain Tana Umaga has signed a lucrative one-year deal with French second division club Toulon. Franz Beckenbauer, President of the German Organization Committee of the soccer World Cup, briefs the media during a news conference at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. Warriors confirm personnel changes 29 Jun 2006 Worcester Warriors have confirmed the changes to their squad ahead of the 2006/2007 season. BERLIN -- It would have been a classic World Cup final: Germany vs. Argentina in Berlin's 72,000-seat Olympic Stadium, a showdown between two soccer powers with five titles between them. This page covers all rugby and tournament news from around the world. Victoria to announce new side for national competition 29 Jun 2006 Less than a month after the Australian Rugby Union?s decision to create a new National Competition, the Victorian Rugby Union is already well down the track to establishing their new team for the eight-team competition. Could climate change spell catastrophe for the world's glaciers? Wired News talks with paleoclimatologist Lonnie Thompson about what long-frozen ice cores stored within the world's highest peaks can tell us about global warming. By John Gartner. An online casino is offering a reverse bid option for players who wish to try and win VIP tickets to the World Cup final match. The competition is open to any online casino player who thinks that his or her lowest bid is the most alternative. News from and views on the world of boxing: Team news ahead of Saturday's World Cup quarter-final match.
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