Everyone Can Keep Reading For Free Sean Aylmer, Editor-in-Chief, The Sydney Morning Herald. The Sydney Morning Herald has been producing quality journalism in Australia for more than 180 years. And we will be doing this for many more. That's why Fairfax Media, publishers of this website, have decided to introduce a subscription model for the SMH's digital products, online and on tablets. Importantly, everyone is still able to visit our website for free. Our home page will not change, and you can view it as often as you like. You can also read 30 articles every month without charge. After that, however, we will be asking that you pay a small sum. There are five subscription packages available: Web Access: $1 for the first month, then $15 a month ongoing; Tablet App Access: $0 for the first month, then $21.99 a month ongoing; All Digital Access (websites and tablet): $1 for the first month, then $25 a month ongoing; All Digital Access + Weekend newspaper delivery: $1 for the first month, then $25 a month ongoing; All Digital Access + 7 day newspaper delivery: $1 for the first month, then $44 a month. Every SMH reader has always been different. Some buy the paper for the award-winning investigative journalism of Kate McClymont; others pore over the expert economic analysis of Ross Gittins; you might love Good Weekend, Spectrum or Fitzy's Saturday sports column. But now readers also come to us in myriad different ways and places. Some check the latest headlines from their mobile phone on the bus; others enjoy our tablet apps over the breakfast table, or smh.tv in the evenings. However you like to experience the SMH, we want to give you the best journalism we're capable of. And digital subscriptions helps us to keep doing that. For full details on our subscription packages, including how to sign up, click here.