RSVP, Australia’s largest and oldest online dating site, has just released its latest TV advertising campaign, highlighting how each week thousands of Australians start their next dating chapter with the site. The three-part campaign, airing on tele...
The NSW Government has teamed with the Police Force, the Australian Hotels Association and the City of Sydney to launch the internationally recognised “Ask for Angela” safety campaign within the Sydney CBD.
Women under 40 seeking a partner online are more particular than men, especially when it comes to education, according to a QUT study into the online dating behaviour of more than 41,000 Australians.
“Do men and women know what they want? Sex differen...
More than two decades ago, the internet was just starting to hit its stride and was becoming a common feature in homes, offices, and schools. Back then, I was obsessed with email and meeting other teens from around the world who shared my love of rea...
New research reveals a worrying trend of older men not using condoms or having up to date knowledge about sexually transmissible infections (STIs), with a leading reproductive and sexual health provider calling for urgent funding for a safe sex campa...
Online dating has many, many benefits; however, a pair of European economists now believe that the rise in online dating is also leading to more diverse societies.
According to research conducted by economists Josué Ortega from the University of Esse...
It appears daters don’t know what they want when hunting for a match online, a new study from Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and RSVP has found.
The University in conjunction with the online dating site found that when it comes to contacti...
While most people now type sweet nothings, rather than physically writing them, reverting to past traditions could be the sure-fire way to get your lover’s attention.
A study conducted by RSVP and Pilot Pen Australia found that writing down your feeli...
Online daters are most likely to contact people with the same level of education as them, but are less fussy about an intellectual match as they get older, according to QUT research.
This finding was revealed in a study titled: ‘Things change with age...
It seems that 30-somethings are getting coal for Christmas, with this age group being more likely to tell lies to get out of bad dates and to ghost fellow daters.
According to the seventh annual Date of the Nation study, conducted in conjunction with...
The young grubs of today don’t care if their selfies reveal a dirty house in the background of their profile picture, or if they’re wearing creased clothes. They probably don’t even own irons!* (*Not actually part of the survey).
