Lockdown restrictions have really brought out the best and worst in people over the course of the year, and a new study has shown a spike in cyber affairs across the country facilitated by the online dating service Ashley Madison - which targets those who are married or in relationships - since mid-April.
According to Daily Mail, more than 17,000 Australians signed up for the site every day, with the platform sharing hot spot locations to determine where cheating is most rife in the country.
Here's the top 20 Australian cities for cyber affairs during isolation, according to Ashley Madison:
This morning, Hit Network's Cliffo & Gabi spoke to QLD husband and father Chris, who uses the dating service despite feelings of guilt surrounding his actions.
Hear the interview below: