The recent proliferation of online dating sites and dating apps has made dating easier and more accessible for people with disabilities. Ellen Leabeater investigates the benefits and the challenges of online dating with a disability.

Dating with a disability now more accessible

Facebook may be doing more damage than couples realise to marriage. Tony Salerno has more.

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Facebook making marriages complicated

How much sway does your description have on an online dating profile? Tiffany Tirtabudi finds out.

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Descriptions make a difference when attracting an online dates

Ever considered dating a digital girl or boy? Tiffany Tirtabudi investigates a very different world of online dating. 

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Dating Sims: the reality of virtual relationships

1 in 3 Australian blokes experience erectile dysfunction at some point in their life. Daniel Peters reports on new findings by the University of Adelaide about the easiest way to deal with it.

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Research confirms that getting it up is a matter of getting active

All is fair in love and war, except for ghosting. Ghosting is never fair. 

Relationship nonchalance amplified by social media has driven the brutal evasion technique to a starring role in messy breakups across the board.

Paige McNamee delves into the dating trend driving us up the wall.

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Ghostbusted

Arranged marriage has been present in Australia for several decades due to our rich cultural diversity. For many Australians, it is a part of family life and a celebrated aspect of ones culture.

While Parliament passed the Crimes Legislation Amendment (Slavery, Slavery-like Conditions and People Trafficking) Act in late 2013, to make forced marriages an offence in Australia, arranged marriages remain valid and completely legitimate.

Arranged marriages, however, continue to thrive as they are fuelled by family, tradition and most of all, love.

Arranged marriage is alive, well and vibrant in Australia

Sharing passwords with a partner isn't uncommon in a world where we live online, however it may be a sign that the relationship lacks trust. 

Sharing Passwords: A Sign of Honesty or Distrust

With the formation of polyamorous relationships on the rise Victoria Houllis finds out how technology has played a part.

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