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The relationship landscape is shifting as many seek new ways of partnering, or abandon the notion altogether. This series examines how each generation is navigating this new environment.

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Is this the end of love?

The way we form and maintain romantic relationships is changing, shaping new ways of thinking about family, dating, marriage and more. Is it just a matter of the rules shifting or is there something else going on? We’re checking in with each generation to ask: could this be the end of love?

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Annabelle King, 27, says Sydney’s dating scene is “not for the faint-hearted”.

Rosters and situationships: Has Gen Z abandoned love?

The first in our generational series “Is this the end of love?” examines dating for the youngest adults in the dating pool – Gen Z – and how they navigate ghosting and breadcrumbing among other norms.

  • Cindy Yin and Emily Kaine
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From swearing off men to polyamory: How Millennials are changing the face of modern love

In part two of our series, “Is This the End of Love?” , we examine the trials and triumphs of love for Millennials as they navigate an uncertain future marked by global instability and climate change, as well as evolving notions of family. Do they still believe in love? It’s complicated.

  • Lauren Ironmonger and Emily Kaine

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Stop paying Putin

Loopholes are allowing Australia to help fund Vladimir Putin’s war machine. The Herald and The Age launch Blood Oil – a new series urging our government to act.

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