From Sunday, 16 October 2022 subscription prices for Australian Foreign Affairs will increase.

In a world arguably less stable than at any time since World War II, AFA examines the most significant global issues affecting Australia. For a triannual journal, we punch well above our weight, having produced over 70 vitally insightful essays to read across fifteen issues.

The AFA journal is published in February, July and October – and is available to subscribers in print, ebook and app editions. We also offer access to the collection of digital articles on our website, initations to events and public debates, alongisde a weekly newsletter, written and curated by editor Grant Wyeth, featuring news and insights on crucial world events.

Please find a breakdown of upcoming price changes below. Any subscriptions, including gift subscriptions, or website orders placed before Sunday, 16 October will be processed at the current, non-increased price.*

Renew now to beat the price increase.

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_{Individual copies sold in stores, newsagents and on our website}

_{Print book price: $22.99 / increase to $24.99 (from February 2023)}

_{Ebooks: $9.99 / increase to $11.99} 

_{Backlist back issues: $19.99 (from Monday, 15 August 2022. Includes all back issues published more than 12 months ago)}

_{Domestic subscriptions
1 year auto-renew subscription: $59.99 (save $14.98 on buying individual copies)
1 year subscription: $69.99 (save $4.98 on buying individual copies)
2 year subscription: $124.99 (save $24.95 on buying individual copies)}

_{Digital
1 year digital auto-renew subscription: $34.99}

_{Domestic gift subscriptions
1 year subscription: $69.99 (save $4.98 on buying individual copies)
2 year subscription: $124.99 (save $24.95 on buying individual copies)}

_{International subscriptions
1 year print auto-renewing subscription: $89.99 ($10 increase)
1 year print subscription: $109.99 ($10 increase)}

_{International gift subscriptions
1 year print subscription: $109.99 ($10 increase)}

 

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_{*This excludes pre-order on single copies of Australian Foreign Affairs, both print and digital, starting with AFA16 onwards.}