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News from the ABC Australia Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show will 'remind the world of rap's power' (and his Drake feud) The rapper promises an unmissable show, writing that he wants to "remind the world why" rap music is "the most impactful genre". Online surveys can boost your income, but there are risks to consider Online surveys don't require special skills and can be done from anywhere, anytime. But do they generate an income worth your time? A $3.50 pasta with 'sneaky' hidden vegetables is crowned Queensland's best tuckshop grub A recipe invented to coax children into eating more vegetables has been hailed the best school tuckshop meal in Queensland. New report finds more children growing up in poverty through 'no fault of their own' A survey of Queensland households finds single working parents are spending $150 more than their weekly budget and skipping meals. Israel carries out deadly strikes in Syria Israeli strikes on Syria's Hama countryside, including at a chemical weapons plant, kill at least four civilians, according to Syrian state media. $1m reward for information about 'confronting' gangland drive-by shooting Police are offering a $1 million reward for information about the fatal drive-by shooting of gangland figure Mohammed Keshtiar in Melbourne last year. Spirit of Tasmania saga claims a third high-ranking official, as chief executive Bernard Dwyer resigns The project to deliver new Spirit of Tasmania vessels has led to another resignation at ferry operator TT-Line, chief executive Bernard Dwyer, who was absent at a parliamentary inquiry today. Judge warns 'unprecedented' sentencing hearing for Hunter Valley bus crash driver will be highly emotional Judge Roy Ellis tells a Newcastle court the coming days of victim impact statements will be emotional as "never before have so many people been killed and injured in a single motor vehicle incident". No practice, no worries, 'you just send it' say first-time rodeo riders Sitting on the back of a bull and preparing to be launched into an arena, 20-year-old Leeuwin Gillett can feel the nerves and adrenaline building. In just a few seconds the world is going to look very different to him. Mother of shooting suspect called Apalachee High School before fatal attack A woman whose son is charged with murdering teachers and fellow students in the US state of Georgia called the school before the attack, according to her sister. Nationals leader pours cold water on threat to break up Qantas and Jetstar Nationals Leader David Littleproud has poured cold water on his colleague's proposal to use the threat of break-up powers against Qantas and Jetstar. Wildlife photographers 'freaked out' discovering parasitic ghost wasp on a screen door Australia's pre-eminent authority on the Gasteruption genus of wasps says the discovery of a new species near Katherine has left him amazed. Tasmania's treasurer unveils record infrastructure spend, opposite to warning in independent review Tasmanian Treasurer Michael Ferguson announces a record $5.1 billion infrastructure spend days out from this year's state budget, despite a warning from an independent review. Hospitality sector feels bite of skills shortage with inexperienced staff 'treating it like a McDonald's' Chefs, waiters, and bakers are in hot demand across the country and businesses are calling for support as customer spending declines. Live: Lambie demands defence be 'open and honest' as royal commission handed down Army veteran turned senator Jacqui Lambie says the "hard work starts today" ahead of the release of the final report of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide. Coffee van on a claypan is such an unexpected sight tourists think it's a mirage Sheep and cattle station owners Bodie and Rachel Hill have become outback baristas, encouraging tourists and locals to stop for a cuppa and a chat on a claypan in an isolated corner of NSW. The Harris-Trump debate could reshape the race. Here's how it'll work Any doubts about whether a debate could change the course of a presidential campaign have been put to rest. So both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are awake to the high stakes of this week's face-off. The underwater meadows being planted to save Sydney's seahorses An elaborate operation is underway as Sydney residents collect seagrass that is washed ashore to be stored by scientists in challenging conditions and replanted back under the sea. Star Swan Chloe Molloy eyes move to coaching box after AFLW season-ending injury AFLW superstar Chloe Molloy is considering a possible role in the Sydney coaching box after being ruled out of action for the rest of the season with a knee injury. This giant burrowing cockroach could be the key to protecting 'undisturbed' coastal reserve There is a push to protect Queensland's Reedy Creek Reserve by having it recognised under a special state conservation law. News from the BBC World Service ‘I grieve for the person I was before' - Covid inquiry to begin new phase The Covid inquiry opens its next set of hearings on Monday, looking at the impact on healthcare and the NHS. Corruption review finds 'red flags' in more than 130 Covid contracts An anti-corruption charity finds significant concerns in £15.3bn worth of contracts awarded during the pandemic. 'Tough decisions are tough decisions': Starmer defends winter fuel payment cut The PM says the only way to deliver change is to do "difficult things now", in his first major No 10 interview. Woman wins six-figure payout after adoption broke down Karen Maguire was paid an out-of-court settlement by South Lanarkshire Council last year. ‘Tate raped and strangled us’ - women give first-hand accounts to BBC Two women describe being attacked by the controversial social media influencer when he lived in Luton. A tent city next to Mayfair: Why cutting homelessness might be harder than before Governments have tackled the problem in the past, but will doing so prove more difficult today? Venezuela's González vows to 'continue to fight' for democracy Spain has granted asylum to Edmundo González after he left his homeland on Saturday. Councils to get control of local buses under government plan Transport Secretary Louise Haigh promises to deliver a "bus revolution" that will save vital routes. Tribute to carer found dead as suspect killed in motorway crash Police launch a murder inquiry and say the suspect died after being hit by a lorry later the same evening. Mother of Georgia shooting suspect 'called school 30 minutes before' - US media The 14-year-old suspect is accused of shooting and killing four people at Apalachee High School. Three Israelis shot dead at West Bank-Jordan crossing Israeli officials say a gunman approached from the Jordanian side and opened fire. Sinner storms past Fritz to win first US Open title Jannik Sinner holds off a late charge from American Taylor Fritz to win the US Open and secure his second Grand Slam title. Which rural area will take the UK’s nuclear waste? The UK's nuclear waste needs a permanent home - but finding a community willing to take it is tricky. The Papers: 'Starmer faces winter fuel anger' as 'scores of MPs could rebel' The majority of Monday's newspapers focus on Labour's plan to cut winter fuel allowance from most pensioners. Jacqueline Wilson 'delighted to be viewed as gay icon' after coming out The author's new book Think Again is the sequel to the Girls series and her first adult novel. E-bike rage in the borough that's had enough - and how it might be solved Brent Council has threatened to ban them as residents complain of impassable pavements and bad driving. 'Stick to policy': Voters want less drama in Harris-Trump debate Voters told BBC they want to hear more about policy from the candidates during Tuesday's debate. Climate change leaves future of Pacific Islands tourism 'highly uncertain' Tourist sector bosses in the region are increasingly concerned about the impact of climate change. What is the mental health public inquiry and what could it change? An inquiry into the deaths of people under the care of mental health services is due to take place. 'Don't just throw us on the streets after prison' Plans to release thousands of prisoners early have prompted fears of homelessness and reoffending. Warnings :: With the extension of the lockdown until Sunday, August 8, Moreton Police would like to urge residents not to become complacent and to adhere to the restrictions. If you are heading out and know you are not complying, then ask yourself these two questions: “Can I afford a $1,378 fine right now?” And more importantly, “Am I willing to put other people and my family/ friends at risk of what could be a life threatening illness for them?” Please stay home, help save lives and don’t abuse the restrictions – they are there for a reason. If you need to familiarise yourself with the restrictions again, you can find the Chief Health Officers directions here. http://health.qld.gov.au Covid-19 jabs are available across Queensland at QLD Health vaccine clinics, Commonwealth jab hubs, GPs, and pharmacies. You can find a full list here https://www.couriermail.com.au/coronavirus/interactive-search-where-to-get-covid-vaccine-in-queensland/news-story/ce381b8c62ee5f0d191eb75d1aedf01c For a QLD Health clinic, you must register and book online at https://www.vaccinebookings.health.qld.gov.au For GPs and Commonwealth jab hubs, look for an appointment near you using the government’s Eligibility Checker website, http://covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au You can also give your usual GP a call to see if they are providing jabs. If you feel you need more information about the jab, or are under 40 and looking to get the AstraZeneca vaccine, speaking to a GP is the most sensible option. For pharmacies, use the Pharmacy Guild of Australia’s Find a Pharmacy tool to find one near you. This may be your go to jab spot if you are in a rural or regional area. http://findapharmacy.com.au
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