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The Australian joins forces with The Wall Street Journal and The Times in news bundle

The bundle offers readers three global perspectives in one package.

By Natasha LeePublished Oct 17, 2025
2 min read
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The Australian has unveiled a new digital subscription bundle that combines three heavyweight titles, The Australian, The Wall Street Journal, and The Times of London, offering readers a single access point to world-class journalism spanning local, financial, and international affairs.

The bundle gives readers digital access across websites and apps for all three publications: The Australian’s deep domestic analysis, The Times of London’s coverage of UK and European affairs, and The Wall Street Journal’s globally renowned business and finance reporting.

The Australian’s Managing Director and Publisher, Nicholas Gray, said the initiative strengthens the brand’s global proposition. “The new digital bundle allows readers to get the vantage points of three of the biggest and best English-speaking newspapers in the world, in one bundle.

“By leveraging our global network, we’re pleased to offer great value to readers with access to the world’s best journalism in this powerful package. It’s more perspective, more expertise, and more of the news readers can use," Grey said.

The Australian’s Managing Director and Publisher, Nicholas Gray The Australian’s Managing Director and Publisher, Nicholas Gray.

While financial details haven’t been disclosed, the bundle will be positioned as a premium tier within The Australian’s subscription model, a strategy in line with News Corp’s broader focus on reader revenue and brand partnerships across markets.

The collaboration effectively links three of News Corp’s most influential mastheads under one digital roof, offering what Gray calls “more of the news readers can use”, a nod to the brand’s focus on utility-driven journalism and informed decision-making.

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