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Cancellation service #1 in New Zealand
The New Zealand Herald (NZ Herald) is a major New Zealand news publisher offering free and premium digital content.
Premium access (Herald Premium) adds full digital articles and features behind the paywall.
Subscriptions can be purchased via the NZ Herald website or through in‑app purchases on Apple/Google stores.
Different purchase channels have different cancellation and refund processes.
Access to Herald Premium continues until the end of your current paid period regardless of when you cancel.
There is no immediate loss of access on cancellation; service ends at the period expiry.
Cancelling stops automatic renewals at the next billing date but does not delete your account automatically.
You may need to contact support to request account removal or data deletion if desired.
NZ Herald does not publish a clear 14‑day cooling‑off or universal refund policy on its help pages.
Refunds are not guaranteed and depend on the payment channel and circumstances.
Below are typical NZ Herald plan options and current prices shown in NZD for the website and in‑app purchases.
Prices and billing cycles are provided as published; check the purchase flow for final amounts.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Herald Premium (digital) - website | NZ$6 per week (billed every four weeks) | Four‑weekly (28 days) | Full digital access via website |
| Herald Premium (digital) - website annual | NZ$199 per year | Annual | Full digital access via website |
| Herald Premium (in‑app) - Monthly | NZ$24.99 per month | Monthly | Full digital access via Apple in‑app purchase |
| Herald Premium (in‑app) - Annual | NZ$199.99 per year | Annual | Full digital access via Apple in‑app purchase |
New Zealand consumer protections include the Fair Trading Act and Commerce Act, which cover misleading conduct and unfair contract terms.
These laws can be relevant if terms are misleading or cancellation is made unreasonably difficult.
Some customers report quick resolution and refunds after contacting support directly by phone or email.
Direct, firm requests over the phone have reportedly led to immediate refunds in some cases.
Several users report delays, repeated requests for proof, and unanswered cancellation requests.
Prepaid or in‑app subscriptions were sometimes problematical, with long response times noted in forums.
A frequent error is attempting to cancel an in‑app purchase via the NZ Herald website.
If the purchase was made through Apple/Google, cancellation must be done through that store.
Another common mistake is not saving receipts or confirmation screenshots when subscribing or cancelling.
This makes disputes and refund requests harder to resolve if support asks for evidence.
The table below summarises the main differences between cancellation methods and likely outcomes.
| Method | How to cancel | Refund likelihood & issues | Access after cancel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website subscription | Sign in → My subscriptions → Select → Cancel | Refunds not guaranteed; depends on circumstance and support handling | Access continues until end of paid period |
| In‑app (Apple / Google) | Manage subscriptions in Apple App Store or Google Play Store | Refunds handled by app store; policies vary and can be stricter | Access continues until end of paid period |
| Phone / Email support | Call subscriptions team or email support with account details | Some reports of success; others report delays - have documentation ready | Access continues until end of paid period |
Confirm cancellation by checking your account "My subscriptions" page or store subscription status.
Save any confirmation emails or screenshots showing the subscription end date.
NZME Subscriptions, Private Bag 92198, Victoria St West, Auckland 1142, New Zealand.
Subscriptions phone (NZ): 0800 111 500. Use this number for phone cancellation or to request assistance.
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Written by Hudson Phillips
Postclic editor · 5 years experience
Editor at Postclic for 5 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.