The Mercury and The Sunday Tasmanian latest digital subscription offer: Free for the first four weeks
The demand for COVID-19 news has never been greater and your interest in our journalism is extraordinary. But our latest, amazing subscription offer is in its final days. Sign up now for 28 days digital access free with no lock-in contract.
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OUR latest subscription offer provides 28 days of digital access for free so you can stay across the latest news in rapidly changing times.
The Mercury and the Sunday Tasmanian are offering a limited-time special: 28 days’ free digital access, followed by another 28 days at a discount of 50 per cent.
WHAT YOU GET:
UNLIMITED access to themercury.com.au and the News+ network on desktop, tablet and mobile. This means you also get full access to Herald Sun (Victoria), The Courier Mail (Queensland), The Daily Telegraph (New South Wales) and The Advertiser (South Australia) websites plus The Gold Coast Bulletin, Geelong Advertiser, Townsville Bulletin, Cairns Post and NT News, including all of their digital print editions.
ACCESS to The Mercury mobile and tablet app — just go to the Apple app store or (for Android devices) and search for “Mercury app” to download on to your device.
MEMBER-ONLY ACCESS to thousands of stories, SuperCoach Stats, expert tips to help you play tips.com.au, crosswords, sudoku and more.
FULL ACCESS to our digital edition each day.
EXCLUSIVE giveaways and discounts with +Rewards member benefits.
There are no lock in contracts. Read theterms and conditions here.
The demand for news has never been greater, and reader interest in our coronavirus stories is extraordinary. The Mercury and the Sunday Tasmanian and our network are now producing hundreds of stories each week providing the latest updates, and those articles are being consumed in record numbers.
We’ve made many of those stories free for everyone so they can stay across public safety issues and key developments, and we’ve also given our subscribers additional exclusive coronavirus stories: interviews with experts providing advice on a range of topics covering everything from finances to food in the time of COVID-19.
YOUR CORONAVIRUS TOOLKIT
The Mercury and the Sunday Tasmanian are committed to bringing you comprehensive and trusted updates as the news unfolds. Keep across the breaking news as it develops with the below special features.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON HEADLINE NEWSLETTER BULLETINS
Read the latest news you need to know with our daily newsletters.
SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESS
Let us know if you’re a Tasmanian business that is still trading during the coronavirus lockdown and we’ll include your details in our free interactive guide on our website.
Check out how on our site or click HERE.
And, if you’re a Tasmanian and one of our regular digital readers, make sure you use this free service to help support our small local businesses doing it tough during these trying times.
SKY NEWS COVID-19 CHANNEL
As a subscriber, you can access Sky News Australia’s new COVID-19 news channel live online at themercury.com.au. Streaming 24/7 and dedicated to the latest on coronavirus news, watch live press conferences and government announcements in full from Australia and around the world.
SPECIAL EDITION COVID-19 NEWSLETTER
Delivered daily, the dedicated coronavirus newsletter is your go-to source for a concise and trusted update of the latest developments along with tips and advice on how to keep your family safe, entertained and informed.
CORONAVIRUS EMAIL ALERTS
As major breaking news happens, be the first to read about it with email updates delivered to your inbox immediately.
We’ve even built a special section called Together For Tassie so readers locked down at home can get advice on what to cook, what to watch, what to listen to, and how to deal with the practical, emotional and financial challenges they now face.
To share that subscriber-only content with more readers, our subscription offer will give full digital access to our quality journalism allowing more readers to stay up to date with key developments and access our latest offerings in health, education and finance information to help our audiences as their lives change.
As well as comprehensive coverage of the coronavirus pandemic, a subscription delivers access to a range of great content: exclusive news, sport, business, lifestyle, entertainment and opinion articles and access to our digital print edition, a complete digital replica of each day’s paper.
You can even access a selection of back issues so if you miss a day, you can catch up.
But you’ll need to be quick – the deal expires soon. You can find out more and read the terms and conditions here .
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