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Quarterly $13.65 per quarter or $5.53 monthly
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Contact us today and we can set up a subscription to you for only $1.05 per paper!
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Annual payment: $54.60
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Contact our subscription team using the contact details below:
Email:
North Island hub: Centralsubs@fairfaxsundays.co.nz
Southern hub: southernsubs@fairfaxsundays.co.nz
Post:
Sunday News Subscriptions Department,
Freepost 4463
PO Box 2182
Auckland.
(Remember to include your full name, delivery and billing address, a home phone number, mobile number & email address as well as the Sunday you would like your deliveries to start.)
Phone: 0800 SUNDAY (786 329) - Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm & Sundays from 8am to 12pm.
Important Notes:
- Subscription only available to current subscription areas - to check if we deliver in your area call toll free 0800 366 330.
- Offer not available in conjunction with other offers.
- Subscription rate is payable in advance and must be received before deliveries commence.
- All Sunday News subscriptions renew automatically and we will continue to deliver and charge you for these copies unless advised otherwise.
- Other Terms & Conditions apply. Please click here to view them.
What to do when your paper doesn’t arrive
Call us on Sunday mornings on 0800 SUNDAY (786 329) and we will advise you what has caused the delay and attempt to get another paper delivered or credit your account. Please call us before 10am otherwise another delivery cannot be provided.
Please note:
If you have trouble getting through to us it generally means we have a major delay in one area – please be patient with us while we attempt to answer your call.
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