The Spectator Australia

Name: The Spectator Australia
Rating: 4.8 (2732 reviews)
Author: The Spectator (1828) Ltd

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Free · In-App Purchases · Designed for iPad

2.7K Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

News
Developer

The Spectator (1828) Ltd
Language

EN
English
Size

35.8
MB

The Spectator Australia on iPad is a simple and elegant way to enjoy the oldest and best-written magazine in the English language. The Australian edition includes twelve pages of exclusive Aus content, as well as the whole of The Spectator magazine. The Spectator's mission is to entertain, inform, delight and infuriate our readers. We have the nation's best columnists, as varied as Charles Moore, Matthew Parris, Rod Liddle, Toby Young, Taki and James Delingpole. All spiced with the nation's funniest cartoons. Issues of The Spectator Australia can be purchased for just $10.99. Alternatively, never miss an issue by choosing one of our auto-renew subscriptions: -$27.99 for a month's subscription -$249.99 for an annual subscription Auto-renew subscription notes: Payment will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period, at the same rate as your chosen subscription. You can manage your subscriptions via your iTunes account and disable auto-renew through your Account Settings after purchase. No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period. The Spectator reserves the right to alter pricing at any point. Already a subscriber? You can enter your subscription ID inside the app and access all the magazine issues on offer. Please note, you will need to upgrade to the latest version of The Spectator Australia app to ensure you receive the latest issues. Terms of Use: https://www.spectator.com.au/about/terms/

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

2.7K Ratings

Trust & Truth
26/11/2024

philip down under now up north
The only media outlet in Australia that is not afraid to tell it as it is. Thank God for Rowan Dean and his intelligent and articulate band of colleagues. Even Rupert's little boy has gone woke otherwise he'd get rid of Kenny who has developed into a 100% Neo Socialist ( ie Communist).Absolutely spot on. It’s obvious he has been for many years. Having been personally rebuked by Rupert’s little boy, and survived because I’m 80 years age, retired and out of commercial reach. All encourage Chris Uhlman to do a TV special on Communism in Australia like he did on Climate Fraud/Fakery.
Trust & Truth
26/11/2024

philip down under now up north

The only media outlet in Australia that is not afraid to tell it as it is. Thank God for Rowan Dean and his intelligent and articulate band of colleagues. Even Rupert's little boy has gone woke otherwise he'd get rid of Kenny who has developed into a 100% Neo Socialist ( ie Communist).Absolutely spot on. It’s obvious he has been for many years. Having been personally rebuked by Rupert’s little boy, and survived because I’m 80 years age, retired and out of commercial reach. All encourage Chris Uhlman to do a TV special on Communism in Australia like he did on Climate Fraud/Fakery.
Better functionality
14/11/2018

Belcary
This is a great read! However, the text resizing feature is very annoying. It keeps on resetting to the very big or very small text size. It will be much better if the screen size would default to 12 pitch, and if another size is chosen it should not resize itself when pages are turned.
Better functionality
14/11/2018

Belcary

This is a great read! However, the text resizing feature is very annoying. It keeps on resetting to the very big or very small text size. It will be much better if the screen size would default to 12 pitch, and if another size is chosen it should not resize itself when pages are turned.
Speccie great, new app not
08/11/2023

Aldobrantifoscifornio
I love the Speccie but the new app is a buggy, backward step. To move through the magazine I now have to swipe right, then swipe left, then swipe right again. The edition cover page has lost its easy to read Get and Read options and now just has tiny cloud symbols almost indistinguishable from one another. The font size adjustment took ages to respond and I almost gave up trying. Hopefully after writing this I will no longer be pestered at almost every turn to review the app.
Speccie great, new app not
08/11/2023

Aldobrantifoscifornio

I love the Speccie but the new app is a buggy, backward step. To move through the magazine I now have to swipe right, then swipe left, then swipe right again. The edition cover page has lost its easy to read Get and Read options and now just has tiny cloud symbols almost indistinguishable from one another. The font size adjustment took ages to respond and I almost gave up trying. Hopefully after writing this I will no longer be pestered at almost every turn to review the app.
Always a pleasure
23/10/2019

Barb M R
I can’t think of another magazine which covers such a broad spectrum of subjects across GB and Australia, with articles superior to other magazines in terms of journalistic ability, interest and creditable research. I look forward to the delivery into my iPad each week and have not been disappointed. Also listen to tbe Speccie podcasts to hear Fraser, James, Isabel, Katy and their guests for a daily, and sometimes more than daily, Brexit updates. Well done!
Always a pleasure
23/10/2019

Barb M R

I can’t think of another magazine which covers such a broad spectrum of subjects across GB and Australia, with articles superior to other magazines in terms of journalistic ability, interest and creditable research. I look forward to the delivery into my iPad each week and have not been disappointed. Also listen to tbe Speccie podcasts to hear Fraser, James, Isabel, Katy and their guests for a daily, and sometimes more than daily, Brexit updates. Well done!