Read all about the extras Herald Sun digital subscribers get when they join

EVER wondered what Herald Sun digital subscribers get access to when they join? Here’s what members get when signing up to Australia’s favourite news-breaking newspaper.

EVER wondered exactly what Herald Sun digital subscribers get access to when they sign up?

First and foremost, they are the first to know Victoria’s agenda-setting stories with daily exclusives.

But subscribers get a whole lot more, as we take them beyond the headlines with analysis and commentary from our team of journalists and experts.
“When news breaks in Victoria more readers are turning to the pages of the Herald Sun and going to heraldsun.com.au to ensure they are the first to know,” Herald Sun editor Damon Johnston said.

“Our exclusives and coverage of major news and sports events across the year means we are the source more Victorians trust to get the complete story.”

Herald Sun digtial subscriptions start at 50 cents a day.

SUBSCRIBE NOW FROM 50 CENTS A DAY
Sign-up now to our digital only subscription and you can read every story from only 50 cents a day for the first six months — that’s a minimum total cost of only $15.50.
Want the Herald Sun home delivered too? Check out all our special offers available for a limited time here.

WHAT CAN SUBSCRIBERS READ?

THERE are still a large proportion of our stories available to read for free, and these are usually breaking news or stories available widely among other news outlets.

We value our journalism, and where the Herald Sun creates unique and exclusive daily content believe this is worth paying for.

Subscribers can additionally access this premium content — an easy way to spot these subscriber-only stories is to look at our homepage www.heraldsun.com.au for those showing a ‘+’ symbol.

Readers who follow us on Facebook can access one of our premium stories for free each day when they click through via Facebook.

ALL THE BENEFITS OF SUBSCRIBING

FULL DIGITAL ACCESS

HERALD Sun+ subscribers enjoy full digital access to heraldsun.com.au on all devices, giving analysis, insight and breaking news from the Herald Sun’s team of expert writers and columnists.

SUPERCOACH GOLD ACCESS

GIVE your team a boost in Australia’s favourite fantasy football game with a SuperCoach Gold subscription included with your Herald Sun+ membership.

SuperCoach Gold gives players access to extra info, stats and player projections to play SuperCoach.

FOX SPORTS DIGITAL SUBSCRIPTION

YOUR Herald Sun+ subscription also allows access to foxsports.com.au for live streaming of key events, on-demand replays and extended video highlights.

FREE TICKETS + MORE

EVERY Herald Sun+ subscriber becomes a member of +Rewards, allowing access to grab free double passes to a variety of top sporting event tickets (including AFL matches), subscriber-only competitions and discount offers.

See what’s available exclusively to members at heraldsun.com.au/rewards — you must be a subscriber to redeem and access these offers.

NEWS ON THE GO WITH OUR APP

THE Herald Sun smartphone app is free to download, and you’ll be able to access all of our free content and enable the news alert notifications on your phone.

However, to access all content and personalise your news feed and notifications, you’ll need to subscribe for premium access.

In addition to our exclusive subscriber-only stories, the app gives access to the popular digital print edition of the Herald Sun.

Read more about the app and download it now:

DOWNLOAD iOS // DOWNLOAD ANDROID

EASY STEPS TO SUBSCRIBE

FOLLOW our easy online sign-up and compare our latest subscription offers here: www.heraldsun.com.au/subscribe OR call our customer service team on 1800 038 254.

You can choose to pay as you go with no lock-in contract, or save with a 12-month plan.

Customer service is open 7am to 6pm Monday to Friday, and 7am to 3pm on Saturday and Sunday to answer any queries on our subscription offers.

SUBSCRIBE NOW FROM 50 CENTS A DAY FOR DIGITAL

Herald Sun subscribers go beyond Victoria’s headlines with analysis and commentary from our team of journalists and experts. Picture: Mark Stewart