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A general view of Norcliffe Mining Services and Enerflow Mining Services. Photo by Matt Jelonek/The West Australian.

The West Australian has announced updated subscription pricing and package options for its digital and print services. The publication is currently offering a promotional digital subscription rate of $4 per week for the first eight weeks, billed weekly with no lock-in contract. This introductory offer represents a savings of $32 over the initial period. Following the promotional term, the standard digital subscription rate applies. An annual digital subscription is available for $312 per year, billed as a single payment. This option is marketed at a rate equivalent to $6 per week, representing a total annual savings of $104 compared to standard weekly billing. For readers seeking a combination of digital and print access, a “Digital + Weekend” package is available for $12 per week. This plan is billed on a monthly or quarterly basis and includes full digital access, the daily digital edition, and weekend newspaper delivery. All subscription tiers include access to the daily digital edition. The digital-only plans and the digital-plus-weekend plan allow for cancellation at any time, subject to minimum term requirements. The eight-week promotional offer and the digital-plus-weekend plan carry a minimum term of four weeks, with minimum costs of $16 and $48 respectively. The annual digital plan carries a minimum cost of $312.

Article source: The West Australian | Image credit: The West Australian

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