Golfing legend Tiger Woods and Nike have parted ways after a 27-year partnership. Tiger Woods signed on with Nike at age 20, in a deal estimated to be worth more than $700 million since then. He has since become one of the most recognised names in golf, winning 15 majors in his career. Nike, which has stopped manufacturing golf equipment, confirmed the news online – saying, “it's been a hell of a round, Tiger”. “Throughout the course of our partnership, we have witnessed along with the rest of the world, how Tiger not only redefined the sport of golf, but broke barriers for all of sport,” Nike said.

The first US mission to put a lander on the moon in 50 years has been hit by a technical problem. The operating company fears the issue could scupper the mission. The private company behind the launch says the craft has suffered an anomaly which experts are now trying to sort out. A statement alerted people to the concern of solar panels on the space craft not pointing towards the sun. The Peregrine Mission One aims to become the first US space craft to land on the moon's surface since Apollo 17 in 1972.

A female police officer has been found dead at Port Adelaide Police Station. The death is believed to have occurred between 2:00 and 3:00 pm on Monday afternoon. SA Police has not yet confirmed the cause but says it is not treating the circumstances as suspicious. Support is being provided to all SAPOL employees following the incident. A report will be prepared for the coroner and the incident will be subject to a Police Commissioner's Inquiry. If you or anyone you know needs help: Lifeline: 13 11 14 Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 Kids Helpline: 1800 55 1800

The creators of cartoon show Bluey have had a t-shirt which displayed its characters with a pro-Palestine slogan removed from an online marketplace. The 'Freedom Fighter Bluey' shirt, made by volunteer group Free Palestine Printing, shows Bluey and other characters wearing keffiyehs. The characters also hold up a banner which reads 'from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free'. The BBC, which owns the global commercial rights to the show, says it is a counterfeit and unauthorised product. Free Palestine Printing says all profits from its products go to supporting Palestine.

Israeli forces have killed another senior terrorist leader. The IDF has managed to assassinate senior Hezbollah commander Jawad Al-Taweel in Lebanon. The offensive from the IDF is now focused on central and southern Gaza. They claim to have eliminated most of Hamas in the north. However, Gazan civilians claim they are being deliberately targeted.

Sky News host Liz Storer says parents in the United Kingdom have “wisened” up to the public school system. “I tell you who has really wisened up on the public school system,” Ms Storer said. “And the absolute gip that it is. “A new poll came out today showing that one in three UK parents believe the pandemic proved children don’t need to go to school every day. “Some 28 per cent of parents said they felt that way and only 70 per cent are confident their child’s needs are being met.”

Broadcaster and Wordsmith Kel Richards has reacted to a video of US President Joe Biden appearing to be puzzled upon his arrival in Delaware following an anti-Trump speech on Friday. The US president can be seen looking around seeming confused about where he is was after getting off the helicopter. “He seems to be puzzled by what the big machine behind him is,” Mr Richards said. “Which is really interesting because it's Marine One. “This is worrying … because if he tumbles off the twig at any point we end up with … Kamala Harris."

Sky News host James Macpherson says calls have been renewed for “mandatory pill testing” following MDMA overdoses at a festival. “There are renewed calls tonight for mandatory pill testing at music festivals,” Mr Macpherson said. “Now the Victorian Greens have already got a proposal for mandatory pill testing to go before parliament next month. “The events of the weekend have only strengthened their resolve. “This is a tragedy whenever you see someone overdose … but is pill testing really the answer here?”

Broadcaster and Wordsmith Kel Richards says Victoria’s state government is not really “keen” on addressing the cost of living. “There’s a new study from Victoria, sending your kid to a public school in Victoria, just paying the fees for the things you got to buy for the kids,” Mr Richards said. “36 per cent more expensive this year than it was last year. “When inflation is 4.9 per cent, there’s a 36 per cent increase. “This is not a state government that is really keen on helping people struggling with the cost of living.”

The Australian’s Washington Correspondent Adam Creighton says former United States president Donald Trump is leading in the polls ahead of the Iowa caucus. “I think the truth is at the moment Trump is winning,” Mr Creighton told Sky News host Caleb Bond. “We'll find out, the first big test is next week at the Iowa primaries where we just see the true strength of Donald Trump's support. “I mean he's way ahead in the polls, but we still haven’t had a proper vote. “So we have to wait and see.”

Sky News host James Macpherson says the hospital system in Australia is a mess, it comes after a recent report shows Queensland public hospital staff have seen a rapid increase in violence. With an average of 40 incidents a day recorded by Work Safe. The recent data shows more than 14,000 incidents were recorded from 2022 to 2023. This was a more than 13 per cent increase compared to the years 2019 to 2020. Increased demand, sicker patients and workforce shortages are said to be factors increasing the violence.

The Greens have taken the “first opportunity” to push their political stance by calling for pill-testing after eight people were put into induced comas after a suspected drug overdose at a festival on the weekend, Sky News host Caleb Bond says. “This is awful, eight people put into induced comas after suspected drug overdoses at a festival on the weekend,” Mr Bond said. “They all apparently overdosed on MDMA. “Now the Greens … rather predictably are calling for pill-testing to be established in the state. “We still don’t have confirmation that these overdoses were caused by a bad batch of drugs.”

Sky News contributor Joe Hildebrand has applauded Queensland Premier Steven Miles’ “sensible” move issuing a warning to supermarket giants for more transparency in their pricing decisions. The Premier outlined his demands in a letter. It comes amid claims grocery giants are overcharging customers for locally grown fruit and vegetables. “Look he’s getting there,” Mr Hildebrand said. “I’ve got to say, for someone who I’ve not been shy in criticising over the years, Steven Miles has actually done something pretty sensible I think.”

The Vulcan Centaur rocket carrying NASA's Peregrine 1 lunar lander has successfully lifted off in Florida. It is the first US mission to the moon in 50 years. If the mission is successful it will be the first time an American spacecraft will have landed on the Moon’s surface since the Apollo missions. It is expected to reach the moon at the end of February. The Vulcan Centaur rocket blasted off at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida at 2:18am Monday (local time).

Labor’s renewable energy target “nonsense” sparks debate as Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek says offshore wind farms are an “unacceptable risk” for the local flora and fauna, Sky News host Caleb Bond says. “Speaking of nonsense … Labor’s renewable energy target, would seem to be in a bit of trouble now,” Mr Bond said. “Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek, she has blocked this offshore wind farm terminal … which Victoria considers crucial to their renewable energy job down there. “She says it is an unacceptable risk to local flora and fauna. “I’ve argued all along that all of this stuff … it’s actually terrible for the environment so maybe on that token they have actually woken up to this for once.”

Sky News host Caleb Bond reveals why the so-called gender pay gap is a "myth" following the government's latest move. From next month, businesses with more than 100 employees will be forced to report their gender pay gap data. “But businesses won't be required to report whether or not they're paying people different money to do the same job because of course it's not happening,” Mr Bond said. “This ‘gender pay gap’ they have to disclose is the difference between what all the men in the company are paid versus what all the women in the company are paid combined.” He pointed out men and women tend to be drawn to different fields and “priorities in life”. “And women have children – not birthing parents or whatever they're calling it at the moment – women. “Women generally take time off work to have children and they generally spend more time off work post-childbirth – spending more time away from work to be with your kid will naturally affect your employment status. These are simply the realities of life.”

Sky News host Caleb Bond raises concerns over Labor’s new “so-called” gender pay gap legislation coming into force soon. “About Labor’s grand plan to reduce the so-called gender pay gap,” Mr Bond said. “They’ve got this new legislation that was passed last year. “It’s coming into force next month and businesses will be required to publish their salary data. “Will this make any difference? I suspect it won’t.”

Two members of the British Royal family have attended the Magic Millions Polo and Show Jumping event on the Gold Coast. Zara Tindall, Princess Anne’s daughter, and her husband Mike Tindall appeared to be in great spirits at the event. The Royal Olympian showed off her polo skills by taking part in a match on the grounds. “All the ambassadors together, you know, it’s like a family tradition for Magic Millions each year… So yeah, it’s a great day,” Ms Tindall said. The magic Millions Raceday boasts $14.25 million in prizemoney across eleven races on January 13.

Matildas captain and Chelsea star striker Sam Kerr has torn her anterior cruciate ligament. The injury occurred whilst the 30-year-old was training with her club Chelsea in Morocco. The dreaded injury is becoming all too common for female footballers with more than 20 of the top players missing out on the 2023 World Cup due to a ruptured ACL. Head coach for the Matildas Tony Gustavsson said: "With her ability to lead by example, Sam’s guidance and influence on the team is significant and, as a result, this will be an incredible loss for the national team."

Social media users have accused MSNBC's Jonathan Capehart of crying "fake tears" after he became emotional while interviewing former Capitol Hill police officer Michael Fanone on the third anniversary of the Capitol riots. Capehart, fighting back tears, thanked Fanone for his actions three years ago and asked for his thoughts on the anniversary. Capehart interviewed the ex-officer about his book, "Hold the Line," recounting his firsthand experience during the Capitol riot. "Michael Fanone, I'm going to try to get through this – um, thank you for what you did three years ago today," he said. "Please, tell me your thoughts on this third anniversary." Fanone replied that the fight from Jan 6 is ongoing and vital for the nation's attention. Social media users roundly mocked the MSNBC host over his "dramatic performance". "In the long sad history of fake tears these may be the fakest", one user on X wrote.