What you get as a subscriber to The Upper Spencer Gulf News
A subscription to The Upper Spencer Gulf News takes you far beyond the borders of the Iron Triangle, unlocking exclusive local stories alongside SA’s best news coverage. Subscribe and find out more here.
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Your subscription to The Upper Spencer Gulf News gives you 24-hour access to local stories that shape the lives of residents in the Iron Triangle, from Whyalla to Port Augusta to Port Pirie.
But it also gives you complete access to every story on The Advertiser’s website – and the broader News Corp Australia news network. Here’s what you get:
FULL DIGITAL ACCESS
The Upper Spencer Gulf News subscribers enjoy unrestricted digital access to our new digital masthead, which can be found at upperspencergulfnews.com.au. We’re also including complete access to Advertiser.com.au on all devices – so you get breaking news, analysis and insight from local reporter Daniel Stringer alongside all the statewide coverage from The Advertiser’s team of expert writers and columnists.
FEWER ADS
As a subscriber, you’ll see fewer intrusive ads and enjoy a cleaner reading experience with our new subscriber-only premium story template. Subscribers also have autoplay on videos disabled by default. We’re continuing to roll out more enhancements that will make our site easier to read and faster to load.
DIGITAL PRINT EDITION
Enjoy reading the daily paper? With a subscription you can access The Advertiser and Sunday Mail digital print edition on your computer, tablet or phone — the newspaper exactly as it’s printed but available on digital devices. It also features additional accessibility options, making it even easier to read.
SUBSCRIBER REWARDS
Our member benefits program +Rewards is available only to The Advertiser digital subscribers. Enjoy access to a limited number of double passes to a variety of sporting and entertainment events, along with free movies and eBooks, exclusive offers and subscriber-only competitions. Updated monthly, check out what’s available exclusively to members at advertiser.com.au/rewards — you must be an eligible subscriber to redeem and access these offers.
ACCESS TO OUR APP
The Advertiser app is free to download, but with a digital subscription you have premium access which allows you to access all the content in the app as well as personalise your news feed and notifications. In addition to our exclusive subscriber-only stories, the app gives access to Today’s Paper — the popular digital print edition of The Advertiser — and daily crossword and Sudoku puzzles. Just go to the Apple App Store or Google Play Store (for Android devices) and search for “The Advertiser app” to download it on to your device.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Whether it’s our delicious100 guide to South Australia’s 100 finest restaurants, our Great SA Drinks Guide featuring over 150 top drops, our education data series or our Fringe Adviser / Cabaret Adviser interactives that help you find the best value festival shows, as a subscriber you’ll never miss out on our biggest digital initiatives.
NEWSLETTERS
We bring the news to you — whether you’re a news junkie, a sports nut or a food and wine connoisseur, our newsletters email our best stories straight to your inbox. Simply select which ones you do or don’t want to receive at our newsletters hub.
SUPERCOACH STATS
SuperCoach Stats is included with every digital subscription, giving extra info, stats and player projections to give you an edge in Australia’s most popular fantasy games.
SuperCoach BBL returns this summer – take the role of coach and selector by choosing the ultimate team from the Big Bash League’s best cricket players and you could walk away with the $25,000 major prize.
Plus, subscribers will be one step ahead of rival footy coaches for AFL season 2020 when the popular game kicks off again in February.
NATIONAL COVERAGE
You don’t just get access to The Advertiser with your subscription — you also get full access to The Daily Telegraph (New South Wales), Herald Sun (Victoria) and Courier-Mail (Queensland) websites and digital print editions.