In a shared advice piece published by Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and Brisbane Times, relationship specialist Dr Kirstin Ferguson responds to a reader who had sex with a colleague during a work trip and asks whether it is too late to repair their marriage. Across the outlets, the central theme is that the temptation associated with an office affair can be difficult to resist, particularly in work-related settings. Dr Ferguson focuses on the question of whether and how a marriage can recover after infidelity, emphasizing that outcomes depend on the steps taken after the event. The articles present her guidance as a framework for addressing what led to the affair, the impact on the spouse, and the actions required to rebuild trust. While the outlets mirror the same content and perspective, they do not report new developments beyond the advice format. The piece is framed as personal relationship counselling in response to the reader’s dilemma, rather than as a legal or criminal report.