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The local daily 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 content. The newspaper’s standard digital subscription is available for $8 per week for an eight‑week period, billed weekly. Subscribers who choose this option will save $32 compared with the regular weekly rate. The subscription can be cancelled at any time, and the minimum commitment is four weeks, with a minimum cost of $16. An annual digital subscription is also offered at $6 per week, billed as $312 per year. This plan saves customers $104 over the course of the year. Like the weekly option, the annual plan can be cancelled at any time and requires a minimum commitment of four weeks. For readers who want access to both the daily digital edition and the weekend newspapers, the newspaper provides a “Pay‑as‑you‑go” option at $12 per week. This plan can be billed monthly or quarterly, and the minimum commitment is also four weeks, with a minimum cost of $48. All subscription plans grant full access to the digital daily edition and include delivery of the newspaper’s content. Subscribers can cancel their subscription at any time.

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

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