RUSH HOUR: The stories you need to know today

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 30 Januari 2014 | 22.55

Thursday 30th January - all the news you need to know.

We imagine it looks something like this scene from the Great Gatsby, just in the sky. Picture: Supplied Source: NewsComAu

WELCOME to our "headlines in a hurry" morning news coverage. We will be bringing you the top stories this morning, so you can get across the news quickly.

Today:

• A woman who was trapped under a bus in Sydney's CBD yesterday has died

• Police are investigating what killed father Greg Hutchings and his daughter Eeva Dorendahl, 4

• Good news about Michael Schumacher's health (below)

• No one is sure what a mysterious green light seen high in Adelaide's western sky was, but police suggest it may have been a meteor

• Extreme weather warnings issued for Far North Queensland, with wild waves and winds up to 120km/h an hour predicted

• Chinese media have published the "thoughts" of their failing Jade Moon space rover and it is emotional stuff, man

9:30am

That's it for Rush Hour for today. Tune in again tomorrow.

9:17am

Breaking: Justin Bieber is expected to arrive in Canada's biggest city, Toronto, today to face a charge in connection to an alleged assault involving a limo driver last month , the country's national broadcaster reports.

More to come on news.com.au.

9:08am

A freak storm struck Atlanta overnight and there are some incredible pictures coming out of there:

The remains of a snowstorm that swamped Atlanta, US overnight.Picture: AP Source: NewsComAu

8:35am

The Indian team won't be waving any flag at the Sochi Olympics, The Washington Post reports . The IOC suspended Indian Olympic Association for violations of its charter, and while its athletes can compete they won't be allowed to wear their country's insigna.

8:18am

Dramas on the way to work in some of our major cities.

A burst water main is causing peak hour chaos in Brisbane's south-east and Underwood Road is closed.

An overheight truck has hit sprinklers inside the Eastern Distributor in Sydney. It's the latest large truck to cause gridlock around the city's CBD.

8:31am

Joanne Lees and murdered backpacker Peter Falconio. Picture: news.com.au Source: NewsComAu

The body of British backpacker Peter Falconio is buried at the bottom of a desolate well, according to a witness who has just come forward.

Falconio and girlfriend Joanne Lees were attacked in 2001 by Bradley Murdoch near Alice Springs, who was convicted of Falconio's murder in 2005.

8:00am

Stephen Currie... Picture: Supplied Source: NewsComAu

This man was lost in the north Queensland bushland for 28 days and endured temperatures of almost 40 degrees.

Stephen Currie was found near Chillagoe shoeless, shirtless and 15kg lighter after surviving on an extarordinary diet of butterflies, mussles and fruit , The Courier Mail reports.

You can read more about it here.

7:45am

A 28-year-old Melbourne woman was punched from behind, thrown into a pole and spat on during an unprovoked and random street attack.

The woman was waiting to cross the street near Carlton Gardens on Thursday when a man began shouting at her.

He first punched the woman in the shoulder before pushing her forward into a pole, a police spokeswoman said.

7:25am

The first shark was killed on Australia Day. Picture: Supplied Source: NewsComAu

Stories about WA's intention to kill any three-metre bull, tiger or great white shark caught within a kilometre of Perth and South West beaches continue to spread around the world.

CNN has aired stories about the policy, along with articles in German, American, Canadian and Russian publications.

Meet the 'Shark Whisperer': Myths busted about sharks

Despite the anger, the state's beleaguered Premier Colin Barnett says nothing will change his mind about the shark kill policy.

The first shark was killed on Australia Day , although activists believe it was not 3m in length.

7:19am

Not pretty. A 70-year-old woman was stabbed during a fight in Sydney's west after two men got into an argument around 3:40pm yesterday afternoon.

The man who allegedly struck the woman has been charged by police and the woman was taken to hospital for treatment.

7:06am

Missing... Maddie McCann. Picture: Supplied Source: AP

British police have left Portugal after reports yesterday arrests were imminent in the Madeleine McCann case.

It is understood that UK authorities sent Portugese authorities a letter seeking help in interviewing three potential suspects earlier this month.

6:36am

Schumacher struck rocks while skiing. Picture: Supplied Source: NewsComAu

Despite fears he may remain in a "persistent vegetative state", there are positive reports about Michael Schumacher's health this morning .

French national newspaper L'Equipe reported medics have begun the process of gradualling awakening the retired German racing driver.

6:30am

You want to fight me? Picture: Kym Smith Source: News Limited

Malcolm Turnbull has spoken up in defence of the ABC's independence after Prime Minister Tony Abbott questioned whether the national broadcaster was acting in the national interest yesterday.

"Politicians, whether prime ministers or communications ministers, will often be unhappy with the ABC ... but you can't tell them what to write," Mr Turnbull said in a media interview.

On Macquarie Radio yesterday, the Prime Minister said: "It dismays Australians when the national broadcaster appears to take everyone's side but our own and I think it is a problem."

6:17am

The Chinese moon rover Jade Rabbit, pictured on the surface of the moon. Picture: Supplied Source: NewsComAu

China landed its Jade Rabbit moon rover weeks ago and it's not going too well. Looks like it'll come to a cold, rocky and moon-dusty end soon.

But here's where it gets a little strange. China's official news agency, Xinhua, has published a fictional first-person account of what's going on in the Rover's mind.

"The sun has fallen, and the temperature is dropping so quickly … to tell you all a secret, I don't feel that sad. I was just in my own adventure story - and like every hero, I encountered a small problem," said the Rover.

"Goodnight, Earth," it said. "Goodnight, humanity."

Wow. That's deep.

6am

Good morning, and welcome to our "headlines in a hurry" morning news coverage. We will be bringing you the top stories this morning, so you can get across the news quickly.


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