The Advertiser/Sunday Mail Edition for iOS

Experience today's Edition of The Advertiser, including the Sunday Mail, like never before, with our app that brings you the complete news of the day from Australia's best-informed and award-winning team of journalists in news, sports, entertainment and more. It's the daily paper brought to life. And, The Advertiser app is updated overnight, so it's ready when you are. Once you have downloaded the app, just visit Apple's Newsstand folder and tap The Advertiser icon to get today's edition. Features. Interactive layout that reads like a real newspaper - only better. Top news and opinion from your favourite local journalists, photographers and contributors from The Advertiser and Sunday Mail. Each edition will be updated while you sleep, so it's ready to download when you wake up. Full screen videos and photo galleries. You can also get the latest news in the app to keep up-to-date between editions. Challenge yourself with fun interactive games like sudoku and crossword puzzles. Enjoy many of your favourite liftouts, like Escape, Hit, SA Business Journal, Taste, SA Weekend, CarsGuide, MoneySaverHQ, CareerOne and Real Estate, available the same day that they are printed in the paper. Weekly TV Guide available every Sunday. Track the game as it happens with our live scores page. Catch up any time with access to the last seven editions, anytime. Your local weather. Subscription is easy, either: 1) Subscribe through the App (via iTunes) for a monthly recurring subscription of $29.99 per month, and receive your first month FREE. The subscription period will automatically renew unless turned off no later than 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your credit card will be charged through your iTunes account with the subscription price of $29.99 per month. You can manage your auto-renew subscription at any time from your iTunes Account Settings. Or. 2) Log in with an existing The Advertiser+ Membership. For full Terms and Conditions and our Privacy Policy, please visit preferences. news.com.au.