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The Tokyo Metropolitan Government will launch an official dating app aimed at boosting Japan's dwindling birth rate.

Scamwatch, a website run by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, urges the public to be mindful of dating and romance scams after the organisation reported a total loss of $56 million last year, up by 44%.

Scammers fleeced an average of nearly $6500 from Indigenous Australians in 2017, a 14% increase on 2016, with total losses to scams around $1.7 million – with the most losses incurred by Indigenous victims of dating and romance scams.

Online dating site Zoosk has conducted a survey to uncover how Star Wars can impact your love life - is a lack of faith disturbing or is there a new hope?

Zoosk is one of the world’s top dating sites that ‘learns as you click in order to pair you with singles with whom you’re likely to discover mutual attraction.’

Online dating site OkCupid has laughed in the face of critics of Facebook's controversial experimentation methods, in a new blog posted titled 'We Experimented on Human Beings!'.

An online dating company has been slammed by Australia's privacy commissioner after it breached privacy laws, with hackers accessing the personal information of about 254,000 Australians.

Tinder may be taking off with mobile users seeking a match and as a response online dating destination eHarmony has ramped up its mobile offerings, today announcing the launch of its Windows Phone app.

Your relationship may depend on Facebook more than you think, with scientists revealing an algorithm they say can accurately identify who you're dating and when you're in danger of breaking up.

Sometimes the hottie on the 'find-me-a-lifelong-partner' website is not what they claim to be.  That's fine if all it costs you is a few drinks at the local bar; not so fine if you're thousands out of pocket.

Australian-owned online dating network Oasis is claiming substantial growth in its international user base.