News Pty Limited

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News Pty Limited is the Australian holding company for News Corp Australia’s media operations, encompassing newspaper, magazine and digital publishing assets such as news.com.au. Charges from this entity typically relate to subscriptions or services for News Corp Australia publications and digital products.

Surry Hills, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
news.com.au
Owned by News Corp

About News Pty Limited

News Pty Limited is the Australian holding company for News Corp Australia’s media operations, including many of the country’s major newspapers, magazines and digital news brands. Its portfolio includes national and metro mastheads (such as The Australian, Herald Sun, The Daily Telegraph, The Courier-Mail, The Advertiser and others), as well as digital properties like news.com.au, lifestyle and sport sites, and some specialty publications. Customers typically interact with News Pty Limited through digital subscriptions, print home delivery packages, combined print + digital access, and premium content or app access tied to specific titles.

A News Pty Limited charge on your bank or card statement almost always relates to a subscription or access fee for one of News Corp Australia’s publications or digital services. This may be a recurring monthly or 4‑weekly subscription, an annual subscription, or a bundled offer that includes both print delivery and unlimited digital access. In some cases, the charge may come from a discounted introductory or trial offer that rolls into a standard paid plan if not cancelled before the trial ends. You might also see smaller, one‑off payments for special promotions or upgrades, and in some cases a temporary authorisation when you first add or update a card.

If you’re unsure about a News Pty Limited charge, start by checking your email for subscription confirmations or renewal notices from any News Corp Australia titles (for example, The Australian, Herald Sun, The Daily Telegraph, The Courier‑Mail, The Advertiser, news.com.au, regional mastheads, or affiliated apps). Sign in to your account on the relevant publication’s website or app to review your active subscriptions, billing history and renewal dates. For further help, use the “Help” or “Subscriber Services” section on that site to access live chat, phone support, or a contact form; support teams can locate your account using your email, name and last four digits of your card, explain recent charges, update or cancel your subscription, and advise on refunds or billing disputes where appropriate.

Bank Statement Variations

3 known variations

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  1. NEWS PTY LIMITED +61130069639 AU
  2. NEWS PTY LIMITED +61180007053 AU
  3. NEWS PTY LIMITED +611800070535 AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why am I seeing a News Pty Limited charge on my card?

News Pty Limited processes billing for many News Corp Australia subscriptions, including titles like The Australian, Herald Sun, The Daily Telegraph, The Courier‑Mail, The Advertiser and digital properties such as news.com.au. The charge is usually a recurring subscription fee, a renewal of a promotional offer, or a one‑off payment for a specific publication or access package. Check which News Corp site or app you use for news and log into your account to confirm the source of the charge.

What are the typical subscription prices for News Corp Australia publications billed as News Pty Limited?

Digital‑only subscriptions for major mastheads commonly range from about AUD $4–$10 per week (often billed monthly or every 4 weeks), depending on the title and current offers. Bundled print + digital packages are usually higher, and some sites offer introductory discounts (for example, a low rate for the first 3 or 12 months that then increases to the standard price). Exact pricing, billing cycle and currency will be shown on the sign‑up page and in your confirmation email for each specific publication.

How can I cancel or change a subscription that’s billed by News Pty Limited?

To cancel or modify your subscription, go to the website of the publication you’re subscribed to (for example, theaustralian.com.au, heraldsun.com.au, dailytelegraph.com.au, couriermail.com.au, advertiser.com.au or news.com.au) and log into your subscriber account. Navigate to the ‘My Account’, ‘Subscription’ or ‘Manage My Subscription’ section, where you can typically cancel, change plans, or update payment details. If you can’t see online cancellation options, use the ‘Help’ or ‘Contact Us’ link for phone or chat support; many print‑inclusive or older subscriptions must be adjusted via customer service.

Why was I charged after a free or discounted trial with News Corp Australia?

Most introductory offers and trials for News Corp Australia titles automatically roll into a paid subscription at the end of the trial period unless you cancel beforehand. The News Pty Limited charge you see is likely the first regular billing at the standard or post‑offer rate. Check your original offer email or the terms shown when you subscribed to see the trial’s end date and ongoing price, and review your account settings if you wish to cancel before the next renewal.

How do I request a refund or dispute a News Pty Limited charge?

Refunds are handled by the subscriber services team for the specific publication or bundle you’re subscribed to. Visit that publication’s website and go to ‘Help’, ‘Subscriber Support’ or ‘Contact Us’ to access live chat, a web form or phone details (Australian metro mastheads typically list local or 13/1300 numbers). Provide your full name, email, billing address and the last four digits of your card, along with the date and amount of the charge; support can review eligibility for a refund or credit based on their billing and cancellation policies.

What are the common billing patterns and amounts for News Pty Limited charges?

News Pty Limited charges are often billed monthly or every 4 weeks, though some subscriptions may be annual. Typical recurring amounts can range anywhere from around AUD $15–$60 per billing period, depending on whether you have digital‑only access, premium content, or print + digital delivery. If you see multiple similar amounts in a month, you may have more than one active subscription (for instance, a national masthead plus a local paper), which can be confirmed by checking your accounts or asking support to search by your card details.

Why do I see a small or pending News Pty Limited charge that later disappears?

When you first subscribe or update your card, News Pty Limited (via its payment processor) may place a small temporary authorisation to verify that your payment method is valid. This can appear as a low‑value or $0–$2 pending charge and is not an actual debit; it should disappear from your statement automatically within a few business days. If a pending authorisation remains for longer than a week or converts into a posted charge you don’t recognise, contact your bank and the relevant News Corp Australia subscriber support team for clarification.

How can I find which account or publication is linked to my News Pty Limited charge?

Start by searching your email inbox for terms like “subscription”, the masthead name (e.g., “The Australian”, “Herald Sun”, “Daily Telegraph”, “Courier‑Mail”, “Advertiser”) or “News Corp Australia” to locate welcome or renewal emails. Then try signing into each likely site or app with your usual email addresses to view your subscription details and billing history. If you still cannot identify the account, contact subscriber services through the ‘Help’ or ‘Contact Us’ section of one of the News Corp Australia sites and provide the exact charge amount, date and last four digits of your card so they can look it up.

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