For many Australians, the decision to divorce has become even more complicated because of the rising cost of housing. Some are now calling for policy changes to make it easier for single parents to re-enter the housing market.
'Sisters, best friends or wives': How the world sees this married couple
Neither Jackie nor Aimee wanted something serious when they met, but a COVID-19 lockdown helped them take the plunge. Now they're married, and had to tackle the "in sickness and health" part of their vows sooner than they expected.
Topic:Feel Good
A well-intentioned grand display turned a prince into a frog
It was a new high, or low, in performative relationship management for a generation who believe a flipped screen and a full-face confession of "accountability" can solve any problem.
'A perfect moment in time': Musical couple reflect on 10 years working together
For Valentine's Day, this Australian composer wrote his wife a harp concerto. She's about to premiere it with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra.
How do you find modern dating? Share your stories with us
Whether you've shed tears of joy, sadness or even laughter in the process, we want to hear it all — but keep it under 150 words.
Parental estrangement isn't new but social media makes it harder
Cutting ties with your parents isn't a new phenomenon but having it painstakingly documented across social media is a contemporary problem.
What couples get wrong when worrying about how much sex they're having
Whether it's TV shows or what our friends say, we pick up an idea of "normal" sex frequency from lots of places. But experts say how often you're having sex doesn't tell you much about whether it's satisfying or enjoyable.
How young people are finding ways to connect for free
These young people are using sunrises and sunsets to create connection, build friendships and fight the war against loneliness.
This couple is on opposite sides of the political divide. Here's how they make it work
More Australian relationships are struggling because of political divides. But experts say this does not have to be the end.
'People are numb': How to show support after the Bondi attack
While you might be feeling a sense of helplessness after the attack at Bondi Beach, there are ways to convert those feelings into small acts of support and kindness.
The etiquette of leaving a party without saying goodbye
We asked two experts for their advice on the etiquette of leaving a social gathering without notice and the best approaches to take if you do need to depart suddenly.
It's almost never OK for psychologists to date their clients
A new code of conduct for for Australian psychologists provides updated guidance that it's almost never OK to date someone who is or has been a client, even if that was years ago.
Topic:Analysis
'Mismatch' between Gen Z and Beijing captured on China's dating show
Long-running global hit If You Are the One returns to Australia to recruit contestants from a younger generation, many who do not prioritise marriage. Here is why the show is still relevant.
Are political differences impacting your relationship? Share your story
Research shows political differences are increasingly impacting relationships. Share your story here.
'Be whoever you want to be': Young men increasingly reject 'Man Box' rules
Many young men are rejecting the "Herculean cookie-cutter mould" of masculinity, but a new report warns boys who hold rigid views are suffering.
Pen pals for 60 years, Joy and Diane live on opposite sides of the world
Sixty years ago in Canada, 12-year-old Diane Hatt went searching for a pen pal in Australia. She found one in South Australian Joy Doevendans and they've become best friends.
How love and a career opportunity took Alex to Japan
Having recently ended a seven-year long-distance relationship, Alex Bowyer wasn't keen on repeating history when he met his now-boyfriend Tony in Japan. So he packed up his life and moved overseas — but not without a safety net.
Aussie artists on what it's like to share a break-up with the world
Lily Allen has dropped her first album in seven years and it is... revealing. We asked Australian artists about turning pain into power, and why break-up songs resonate so deeply with fans.
Abducted by Hamas, Noa never lost hope she would see her 'soulmate' again
Noa and Avinatan's abduction from a music festival became an enduring illustration of the horrors endured by Israelis on October 7. Now safely in each other's arms, a chapter has closed on a harrowing two years.
Why Alliyah is identifying themselves as a victim-survivor
Alliyah's decision to talk about their abuse was a brave act that exposed the red flags that weren't caught along the way — and they hope it helps others.
'I drove 5 hours for a date': Single farmers find different ways to meet people
When the dating app radius won't reach the edge of your property, and you're harvesting grain from sun-up til sundown, how do you find a partner?