The Australian Digital subscription is currently offered to new customers at an introductory minimum cost of $24 charged every four weeks for a 52-week period. After the initial term ends, the subscription automatically renews at $44 every four weeks unless it is cancelled in accordance with the full Terms and Conditions.
The offer is available to new customers only and cannot be combined with any other promotion. Payments are non-refundable once made, except where required by law. Any pricing after an early discounted period may change, subject to the full Terms and Conditions.
Customers considering the offer should note that the subscription continues on an automatic renewal basis unless cancelled. The renewal rate is higher than the introductory rate, reflecting the standard ongoing price for the digital service after the initial promotional period.
The subscription terms also make clear that all pricing is based on a four-week billing cycle. Over the 52-week introductory period, customers are charged the discounted rate every four weeks. At the end of that period, the renewal charge applies on the same billing cycle unless the customer takes action to stop the subscription.
The Australian Digital subscription terms are designed to provide access to the publication’s digital content under a recurring payment model, with the initial discount intended to attract first-time subscribers. Prospective customers should review the full terms before signing up to understand billing, renewal, cancellation, and refund conditions.
For complete details, including eligibility, pricing changes, and cancellation rules, the full subscription Terms and Conditions are available on The Australian’s website.
