The newspaper, which markets itself as the “No. 1 source of news for every West Australian,” has announced a range of digital subscription options aimed at providing flexible access to its daily edition. According to the publication’s promotional materials, the first option is a weekly digital subscription priced at $8 per week. Subscribers who commit to eight weeks receive a $4 discount per week, saving a total of $32 over the period. The subscription is billed weekly, offers all‑access to the digital daily edition, and can be cancelled at any time. The minimum term for this plan is four weeks, with a minimum cost of $16. The second option is an annual digital subscription. Priced at $6 per week, this plan saves customers $104 compared with the weekly rate, and is billed as a single payment of $312 per year. It also provides all‑access to the digital daily edition and can be cancelled at any time. The minimum cost for this plan is $312. The third option is a pay‑as‑you‑go plan that includes digital access plus weekend newspapers. It costs $12 per week and can be billed monthly or quarterly. This plan also offers all‑access to the digital daily edition and can be cancelled at any time. The minimum term is four weeks, with a minimum cost of $48. These subscription packages are designed to give readers a choice of payment frequency and cost while maintaining full digital access to the newspaper’s daily content.
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