If you’re not an ODT subscriber, take up a 2 month subscription trial at discounted rates. Keep up with what thousands of households across the South and further afield read and talk about every morning. Enter a promotional code to start your ODT journey. Cancel anytime. Ts & Cs apply as listed below.

ODT Digital: e-edition + web
$0.29 a week - for the first 8 weeks

- Unlimited access to ODT.co.nz across devices.
- Access to the ODT+ app and ODT e-edition - digital newspaper replica.
- Exclusive subscriber offers and experiences.
- Auto-Pay every 4 weeks - normally $16.56
- SUPER TRIAL RATE: $1.15 / 4 weeks
- for the initial 2 periods (8 weeks)
- reverting later to $16.56 / 4 weeks
Subscribe use code SUPER
or skip the trial & use our 25% off annual deal:
ODT Digital - $148.81 ($2.85 a week)
ODT Home Delivery + Digital
$1 a paper - for the first 2 months

Otago Daily Times newspaper delivered to your home 6 days per week + all ODT Digital Access benefits. Our delivery area covers most of the South: Otago, Southland & South Canterbury.
- Auto-Pay Town Delivery - normally $39.10/mth
- TRIAL RATE $25.76 / month for 2 months
- reverting later to $39.10 / month
- Auto-Pay Rural Delivery - normally $58.65/mth
- TRIAL RATE $25.76 / month for 2 months
- reverting later to $58.65 / month
Subscribe use code TRIAL
or skip the trial & use our 20+% off annual deal:
Town Delivery - $317.70 Rural Delivery - $458.16
Trial Terms & Conditions
- This offer is for new subscribers. New subscribers are defined as subscribers who have not have an active or stopped subscription in the last 6 months.
- All new subscriptions are reviewed by our circulation team to check subscription history and confirm this promotion eligibility.
- This offer applies for subscriptions available via the online portal (Auto-Pay option only). Annual Prepaid and Direct Debit payment options are excluded.
- The discounted rate will be active for the initial 2 periods of the selected subscription depending on your selection (8-weeks or 2 months) and will revert to normal rates after that.