Go here.

1) make sure promo code 'WA02' is filled in.
2) make sure 'Australia' is selected as country of choice.
3) complete your order and pay $20.

You've just got The Guardian Weekend edition delivered to your door - for a year...




EDIT - I'm trying to sign up but it's giving me a payment processing error...... grrr.. maybe I jumped the gun with this thread...

It's full of left-wing claptrap but my wife likes it.

So if you want your weekly fill of socialist mumbo jumbo, here you go:
http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/63157

Sounds a real bargain for a quality newspaper

It definitely is a bargain - for toilet paper.

Your favourite newspaper, The Telegraph, is still full price unfortunately.

The guardian is OK for me....as long as it has good financial information so I can track my investments

Ok I've managed to sign up for this now... just noticed the other thread too.

Anyone know if they actually print it here ? or does it get air-mailed from blighty? not that I feel guilty about the green factor just wondering about how fast I get to see what price Frazzles are at Asda or how long the Interest Free period is at PC World and what great value DFS Sofas are offering this week.

I reckon it's printed here.

might as well read the communist manifesto

It doesn't have any pictures.

ps - not sure what's gone wrong with the title of this thread ?? I blame the resident moderators and their "thread merging" ways.

How did you manage to spell the Guardian that way? Other than the G, I'm not sure any letters are in the right place

I can send you copies of Mackay's hillbilly bum ***** daily if you'd prefer.

You've not heard the nickname before then?

$20 for a year's worth of papers ... Might be a bargain I don't need no more stiiiiinking news, I've got a fair idea of what happens in the world, I'll live in ignorance.

Having said that, if anything happens that I should give a monkey's about (and I mean directly affects me ... incoming nuclear warhead, etc) then if a subscriber could tell me I'd be awfully grateful.

No, never! Yet it was probably the paper I would read the most when I lived there

So named due to the proof-reading skills, or lack thereof.

I think I read it too, it seemed to have good music/arts coverage as I recall.

Ah, a choice of newspapers, I remember the days <stares at the Weekend Australian and The Courier Mail in disgust>.