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Time of India
26 minutes ago
- General
- Time of India
Tarot Horoscope Today, May 29, 2025: Daily predictions for all zodiac signs
Let the cards guide you today! Your tarot reading offers insight into love, career, and personal growth. Take the message to heart and move through the day with confidence and clarity. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Trust the process and let the cards reveal what you need to know. Aries Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: Nine of Cups Today, you feel a warm glow as you are able to see the beauty in your current self. The Nine of Cups signifies a feeling of satisfaction that has nothing to do with what you manage to achieve. Today, you need not fix anything—you are enough just the way you are. Let your heart absorb the calm pleasure. This serenity serves as a quiet confidence with high magnetism; you will see how others flow towards your peace. Lucky Advice: Enjoy who you are right now. Taurus Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: Ace of Pentacles Today, quietly, unfolding without any clamour or pressure, a fresh chapter is opened. This Ace of Pentacles indicates a soft and stable opportunity landing upon you. Maybe through a talk or just a thought or decision, don't rush to define it; just allow it to develop slowly. You don't need giant steps; just small, steady ones will do for now. Trust this peaceful beginning. From humble beginnings can rise something deeply rooted. Lucky Advice: Let new energy grow naturally today. Gemini Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: Four of Cups Gentleness is what the body and mind ask for today, and the request is honoured, without guilt. The Four of Cups shows the need for a pause, not because something goes wrong, but because it's about balance. Never rush or force clarity; sometimes it chooses to come when you slow down. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Give yourself the space to breathe, be, and reflect. Your rhythm is sacred, and so is rest. Lucky Advice: Slow down and let clarity come. Cancer Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: Six of Cups You are learning how to gently let go without any bitterness. The Six of Cups instils a soft emotional balance, allowing you to look at the past with warmth and not pain. A certain situation or connection might shift today, and instead of holding on, you decide to choose peace. One can love deeply and let go at the same time. Your heart grows lighter with careful detachment. Let your emotions flow like water, not stuck but free. Lucky Advice: Let go with kindness, not anger. Leo Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: Two of Wands Today, a small decision may open a fresh path before you. Your Two of Wands presents a scenic diversion where even a small change in the plan or mindset will make the road ahead turn in a different way. Don't wait for a big sign—just feel that little nudge inside. You're ready to move out of hesitation into something exciting. The pathway will not show during the day; the very first step will suffice. Lucky Advice: One small step brings big movement. Virgo Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: Ten of Pentacles You practice gratitude not just in your thoughts but in your actions as well. The Ten of Pentacles energy here today brings stable and fulfilling vibes in an area where your quiet gratitude creates lasting value. Whether in relationships or daily pursuits, you are all there. Your down-to-earth presence is deeply felt by others. Keep your attention on what matters rather than what is missing. The more you live in gratitude, the more abundance will be drawn into your life. Lucky Advice: Gratitude shapes your world beautifully today. Libra Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: The Star Today sees you staring at yourself with soft eyes. The Star signifies gentler healing, reminding you that your light never dimmed, really, it just needed a little brushing up from you. There may be moments of renewed confidence or calm simply by accepting your situation. There is no hurry; it is just fine to be proud of how far you have come and to shower yourself with the same love you so readily give everyone else. Let that kindly regard for yourself become the base from which you stand. Lucky Advice: Treat yourself like someone you cherish. Scorpio Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: Wheel of Fortune Change begins today inside of you and is a formidable one. The Wheel of Fortune shows that a change deep within your mindset or emotions is the quiet turning of your entire doom. You are no longer waiting; align with what you are ready for. Even though no difference is seen just yet, trust that the energies are moving. Your growth is the catalyst for everything else. Lucky Advice: You are the shift you've needed. Sagittarius Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: Justice Today, you feel steady in your choices, as if something inside has clicked into place. The Justice card brings balance and clear thinking, helping you feel rooted in what you believe. You're not second-guessing. It's more about standing firm, out of calmness, and without an ego. Trust your decisions- that is your truth, maybe others have not seen it yet, but you certainly do. You do not need to fight for your peace when you know what alignment feels like. Let your clarity be the guide for moving onward. Lucky Advice: Stand firm without forcing your point. Capricorn Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: Three of Pentacles Calm surroundings spark your creativity today. The Three of Pentacles shows how harmony within and around you fosters an uninterrupted flow of ideas. Whether you're working alone or with some collaboration, your mind is pretty grounded and inspired. So set some time aside to clear out your space, light a candle, and put on some relaxing tunes while you're at it- thoughts have to merge. Chaos is not a requirement for creation. Lucky Advice: Calm surroundings unlock clear inspiration today. Aquarius Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: The Hanged Man Stop running after answers and start trusting your timing. The Hanged Man portrays that clarity is not gained by control but through surrender. By pressing pause and giving it some space, new insight is invited to rise on its own. Today, just let your thoughts settle instead of digging for meaning. It is your created stillness where the truth will softly reveal itself. You don't have to chase something that is already down on you. Lucky Advice: Pause. Let insight find you naturally. Pisces Tarot Horoscope Today Today's Tarot Card: Page of Swords Today, watch, listen, and allow without reacting, which lightens your spirit. The Page of Swords says your mind is curious, but you no longer rush to judge what you see. Instead, you accept things just as they are, which in itself is a source of peace. Let your questions lead to awareness rather than anxiety. The more you let go of your need to label every single moment, the more ease you will experience during the day. Lucky Advice: Observe gently, without seeking control.
7NEWS
6 hours ago
- Sport
- 7NEWS
Andrew Johns calls for Queensland captain Daly Cherry-Evans to be replaced by Tom Dearden
Andrew Johns has called for Queensland captain Daly Cherry-Evans to be axed and replaced by Tom Dearden at halfback. The fallout from NSW's 18-6 defeat of the Maroons in the State of Origin series opener at Suncorp Stadium will include what changes Queensland make in Perth for game two on June 15. Cherry-Evans, the oldest Origin player in history, was below his best in his 26th match for the Maroons and NSW's greatest half said it was time for Dearden, who played No.14 on Wednesday night, to replace him. Johns also expressed the view that the Maroons, who were dominated up front and out wide, were not capable of fixing their issues. 'Look, no one beats Father Time and DCE is what, (36)? I think they have to pull the trigger and bring Dearden in,' Johns said on Nine. 'I don't know where the improvement comes with this group. 'New South Wales, if they were on tonight, they they win by 40 or 50. They left so many tries out there and they'll be better for that. 'I don't know if they can go up another level, Queensland. I think there has to be changes with (Canberra prop) Corey Horsburgh, he's one I think can add something. '(South Sydney forward) Jai Arrow is an Origin player, but the big one is Dearden and whether they pull the trigger on Dearden with DCE.' North Queensland co-captain Dearden played five-eighth in last year's series and was outstanding at No.6 for Australia in last year's Pacific Cup. Cherry-Evans was asked if he wanted another opportunity in Perth to show that he is not a spent force. 'Yeah, definitely. I guess with losing comes the question,' he said. 'So we've opened ourselves up to these sorts of questions, but I'd love the opportunity to come back and correct it.' Former Maroons skipper Cameron Smith also weighed in on the Cherry-Evans issue when asked if it was time to 'move on' from the Maroons captain, but he made it clear coach Billy Slater would be the crucial voice. 'Well, there's always that temptation and I think Billy will have that discussion with his selection panel and he'll go through this game thoroughly,' Smith said. 'He'll watch it multiple times from different angles from the high shot, from a reverse camera, from the shot that everyone watches on TV. And he'll pick it to pieces and he'll do his due diligence on what happened. 'There's no doubt that the key position players of Queensland lacked a bit of cohesion tonight. In the crucial moments of the game they just couldn't get the job done.' The Maroons had poor discipline, were clunky in attack and failed to own the middle of the field. They also had dud last tackle options and missed 48 tackles. Slater said the reasons why those factors prevailed were yet to be determined. 'That's probably something for the review, and looking through the the tape and, obviously sitting down with the group. At the end of the day it's got to come from the players,' he said. 'I definitely don't think it's a personnel thing. I know what this team's capable of and and that's why you can probably see I'm disappointed because they haven't played their best footy. 'I feel responsible to try and help them get there. So it's definitely not a personnel thing. They've had a great attitude as well. But to the discipline side of the game, the attitude wasn't good enough.'
Cosmopolitan
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
As MAFSAU's Jamie reveals she no longer speaks to Dave, here's where the cast stand with their exes
Ok, so it's been a few weeks since the final episode of Married at First Sight Australia aired, however, we're still firmly invested in the couples who made it to final vows. Every couple, but Rhi and Jeff, have since split (or broke up during awks final vow ceremonies) and we need to know who is now actually in contact with each other. While we know there's been no romantic reconciliation for any of the couples, (in fact there's actually been some couple swapping) are things so bad they can no longer get on as friends? Well yes, it appears that for the majority of the couples they can't even be in the same room as each other and have said some very shady things about their former other halves. Intrigued to know more? Here's where all the couples from MAFS Australia final vows stand with each other now. Status: Not in contact Raise your hand if you're still getting over Jamie and Dave's breakup, yep us too. The couple were everyone's favourite to begin with but slowly as the experiment continued their connection ended up breaking down with Dave questioning his feelings for Jamie. Even though they ended the experiment together at final vows and agreed to continue dating in the real world, their relationship ended soon after. Since then Jamie has spoken out about the pair no longer being in communication. As the show was airing she spoke to Nine, where she said the pair don't speak, "Unfortunately Dave and I don't speak anymore." And now since getting her Instagram back, she's been doing Q+As with fans, with one asking how she copes with a breakup. She revealed that even though she likes to be friends, ultimately it's easier to go no contact. "I'm that person that wants to be friends with everyone even after the worst situation. At the same time what I've learned is not having contact with that person is the best case scenario," she told her 310,000 followers. Status: Not in contact Boy did these two have a dramatic journey on MAFS Australia. One week they were super in love, and the next they were arguing and threatening to end their relationship with each other. Despite making it to final vows, and choosing to continue outside the experiment, they are now over for good, and it's safe to say very much not on speaking terms. Following the end of the series airing in Australia, Awhina spoke to the Daily Mail Australia where she revealed she had cut ties with Adrian after their split. She spoke in more depth about the split with Nine, where she said while she had initially wanted to stay friends with Adrian, she thought it was better off there not being any communication between the pair. "That friendship didn't serve me at all. It was all for him. I've got a community behind me – I'm grounded, I'm back at work, I'm back with my family, friends, my son, I have this big, beautiful life and empathy for Adrian, but he doesn't even deserve it, so I just I cut myself off from it," she revealed. Status: Friendly Carina and Paul were also another couple who had quite the dramatic journey on the show, that ended with Carina deciding not to carry on their relationship after the series during final vows. In the reunion episode it was clear these two didn't reconcile and weren't in communication. In fact they both had some choice words to say about each other. Paul maintained that Carina was a "snob" and Carina said she felt "there's an ickiness towards Paul in my gut." However, since then Carina has said the pair are friendly and likened their relationship now to co-parenting, despite the pair not having any children. "But at the end of the day, we're civil and we're friends. I wish him all the best, and all I could ask is for him to find the right person that's best for him. You know when you have kids with someone and you're co-parenting and you're just civil? I don't have the kids with him, but we were just essentially co-parenting and fine under the same roof," she said. Status: Not in contact Easily one of the most up and down couples in the experiment it's no surprise to anyone that Jacqui and Ryan are no longer in communication. The couple's relationship ended at final vows with Jacqui riding off into the sunset with other MAFSAU groom Clint, whom she is now engaged to. Since then they are now engaged in a legal battle. Back in March Jacqui claimed she had filed a police complaint against Ryan alleging that he shared "sensitive, private, sexual content" without her consent. A month later The Canberra Times reported Jacqui had been granted an interim restraining order against Ryan. Later that month Ryan then sought an ADVO (Apprehended Domestic Violence Order) against Jacqui. Status: Not in contact Ok so it seems these two are basically the only ones who can be in the same room as each other. The couple got married halfway through the experiment as a later arrival pairing. They initially got on super well, however, as the experiment reached its end Teejay began to doubt the pair's connection. They stopped being intimate and had many tough conversations around where the relationship was going with Beth becoming frustrated at Teejay's reluctance to commit to carrying on their relationship in the outside world. Eventually they split and for awhile the pair didn't talk at all. Teejay attempted to contact Beth many times but she was hurt and ignored his messages. However, she's now revealed the pair are on good terms after they had one final meeting to go over their relationship. "I invited him to my apartment, we had a conversation and I got everything off my chest and that felt really good," she told Nine. "It's quite hard to have a conversation like that, especially when you're so emotional." While the pair don't hang out alone, they both seem happy to be in each other's presence and attend events together, with no bad blood. Married at First Sight Australia is available for catchup
Sky News AU
19 hours ago
- Politics
- Sky News AU
Nine political correspondent Paul Karp spoken to by Australian Election Commission after being signed in as Greens scrutineer
A senior Nine political journalist was signed in by the Greens as one of the party's scrutineers to gain entry to a counting centre in the tightest seat in the federal election, Sky News can reveal The Australian Financial Review's NSW political correspondent Paul Karp was signed in by a NSW Greens member to the Asquith centre, on Sydney's north - where the Bradfield vote is being counted – last week in a plan that is understood to have been pre-approved by Nine management. The controversy comes as a full recount began this week in the fiercest contest this election, as Liberal candidate Gisele Kapterian pulled ahead of Climate-200 backed independent Nicolette Boele by just eight votes at the end of the final distribution of preferences. A photograph obtained by Sky News shows Mr Karp was signed in to the centre by the far-left party on May 22 at 9.15am. Two witnesses reported that they did not see Mr Karp scrutineering, but instead he appeared to be listening in to conversations. An Australian Election Commission (AEC) spokesman confirmed Mr Karp was 'appointed by a candidate in the contest to be a scrutineer and did attend a counting centre.' 'While there is nothing in the Electoral Act that limits who can be a scrutineer (if they are appropriately appointed by a candidate) we did have a discussion with Paul about his presence,' the spokesman said. 'The AEC provides good access to media representatives to understand the counting process and even view the counting process in action. 'Counting centres are of course there for the purpose of conducting the count. It is our understanding that Mr Karp has not returned as a scrutineer since that day.' Mr Karp declined to comment. It is understood a NSW Greens member appointed Mr Karp as a Greens scrutineer for media purposes and the plan had been pre-approved by Mr Karp's managers at Nine. A Nine spokesman said Mr Karp had identified himself as a member of the media upon arriving at the centre. 'The reporter was wearing his media ID at all times,' the spokesman said. 'The reporter left the counting centre of his own accord and there are no plans to report on the counting process. "The AFR understands its responsibilities in regard to AEC processes and has reinforced these with the reporter.' Mr Karp left his role as The Guardian's chief political correspondent for the position at the Financial Review in January amid another controversy His farewell speech was leaked to news site Crikey, which reported Mr Karp quoting a former colleague who said, 'this is a great place to work because we don't write crap, and we don't work for psychos.' 'I'm leaving with my head held high and with a clean record, despite being an extremely squeaky wheel about psychosocial risks in the first place,' Mr Karp is reported to have said. Mr Karp is not the only curious sighting in the Asquith counting centre. The Reserve Bank Australia's manager of monetary policy implementation Lara Pendle was spotted scrutineering for Ms Boele. Her name is pictured on the same sign-in sheet as Mr Karp's, signed in under 'Boele' last Thursday. Both Ms Pendle's personal Instagram and Facebook accounts feature a photograph of her standing next to Ms Boele with the words 'I'm voting for independent Nicolette Boele'. It is understood Ms Pendle has been on leave from the central bank for more than a year and that it is not against RBA policy for managers to volunteer for political parties. Sky News has contacted Ms Pendle for comment.
Techday NZ
a day ago
- Automotive
- Techday NZ
Adobe launches Real-Time CDP Collaboration in Australia, NZ
Adobe has announced the general availability of its Real-Time CDP Collaboration platform in Australia and New Zealand, with several local publishers joining as initial partners. The platform is designed to allow brands and publishers to work together using first-party data to build, target, and measure high-value audiences while maintaining customer privacy. Built on the Adobe Experience Platform, Real-Time CDP Collaboration gives brands the ability to connect data across multiple partners, activate audiences across television, video, and display channels, and measure campaign effectiveness. The solution supports the use of consent-based data and is intended to foster trusted relationships between brands and their customers. News Corp Australia, carsales, Nine, SBS, and TVNZ have been announced as the platform's first local publisher partners. Through these collaborations, advertisers are expected to discover new audiences aligned with consumer preferences and run campaigns across various publisher networks. Dean La Rosa, General Manager, Commercial Data at News Corp Australia, commented on the partnership, stating, "This expanded partnership with Adobe represents another significant step forward for News Australia in driving the industry to unlock the full potential of first party data against premium, scalable networks. Adobe Real-Time CDP Collaboration enables us to connect with brands in a secure, privacy compliant way to deliver rich audience insights, offer more relevant and personalised campaigns, and ultimately drive better outcomes from the media investments across the News Australia network." Nicholas Bailly, Commercial Director, carsales mediahouse, elaborated on the data-driven approach, saying, "At carsales, everything starts with trusted, high-quality first-party data — it's the engine behind our media and marketing solutions. With billions of behavioural signals each quarter at our fingertips, we're uniquely positioned to help brands reach the right audience, in the right place, at the right time in their buying journey. Our work with Adobe Real-Time CDP Collaboration takes our data capabilities even further, enhancing how advertisers securely connect with in-market car buyers in a privacy-first way. Supported by this integration, our people-based marketing platform, carsales Match, enables marketers to activate rich audience segments and deliver campaigns with greater precision, scale and confidence." Stephanie Drabble, Director of Data and Product Commercialisation and Strategy at Nine, underscored the importance of partnership, stating, "Collaborating with brands on their first-party data is crucial for Nine to deliver more relevant ad experiences and drive greater value for advertisers. In a privacy-first landscape, Adobe Real-Time CDP Collaboration provides a secure and intuitive environment for us to partner with brands, allowing them to discover high-value audiences and activate campaigns across our diverse properties with increased velocity, enhancing campaign effectiveness." Claire Lawler, Senior Data and Commercial Product Manager at SBS, addressed the privacy concerns, adding, "Many of our clients are eager to leverage data to enhance campaign efficiency, but privacy and security concerns often pose challenges. Adobe Real-Time CDP Collaboration provides a secure, consent-driven environment that allows us to work closely with advertisers, unlocking data-driven opportunities while respecting consumer privacy. This platform strengthens our commitment to providing solutions that seamlessly integrate with our clients' data platforms." Valerie Walshe, Chief Revenue Officer at TVNZ, highlighted the growing interest in data collaboration, saying, "TVNZ, so far, has partnered with more than 50 brands on data collaboration. This is the largest of any publisher in New Zealand and it's an area which continues to grow for us. The Adobe platform helps us streamline the full process, from sharing insights, to activation, to measurement, giving marketers greater access to TVNZ's rich first-party data. We're excited to unlock new opportunities and business results for marketers in this space." Real-Time CDP Collaboration is designed to connect and collaborate on first-party data from a centralised application. Advertisers and publishers can use dashboards to identify audience overlap and explore customer acquisition, retargeting, or suppression opportunities. Brands can use existing audiences from Adobe Real-Time CDP or other preferred platforms, and customise data visibility and access for ongoing campaigns. Advertisers can activate audience segments across display, video, and streaming television channels, reaching high-value customers and optimising advertising spend. Publishers can use these tools to refine audience targeting and scale revenue opportunities. Additional features, such as AI-driven audience expansion and lookalike modelling, are expected to be introduced soon. Brands will also have access to insights for measuring campaign ROI, with dashboards offering data on impressions, reach, and frequency. Planned enhancements will allow for secure integration of conversion data and the use of additional analytics tools for cross-channel measurement and media planning. Gabbi Stubbs, Asia Pacific Product Marketing Lead for Data Management and AI at Adobe, explained, "Brands are focusing on leveraging consent-driven data to personalise experiences and drive performance based on direct customer relationships. Adobe Real-Time CDP Collaboration empowers brands to jointly discover high-value audiences without moving or exposing directly identifiable customer data, and with our publishing partners, advertisers can easily and cost-effectively activate and measure campaigns that connect directly with their audiences."
