澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2010-01-15（在线收听）

Planes carrying aid workers and supplies are facing major delays trying to get into Haiti. Haiti’s government has stopped all civilian flights into Port-au-Prince because there’s no room on the ground for more planes and not enough jet fuel for planes to leave. Aid workers say the next 24 hours will be critical to finding survivors of the earthquake and stopping the spread of the disease. Haiti’s Red Cross says up to 50,000 people are believed to have died and three million others are either injured or homeless.

 The Greens have thrown their support behind Tony Abbott’s environmental initiatives. During a speech in Sydney overnight, the Opposition Leader said he wants to spend 750 million dollars for recruiting environmental workers and is pushing for a referendum on referring state powers to the Commonwealth over the Murray-Darling Basin.

 And in cricket, Australia is in a commanding position heading into the second day of the third and final Test against Pakistan in Hobart. Unbeaten centuries by Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke have Australia at 3-302 in its final innings. 

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