That's Life vs ODT+

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Read the Otago Daily Times exactly as it appears in print, on your phone or tablet. ODT+ gives subscribers full access to the e-edition of the daily paper, plus weekly inserts including World Focus, Sport and The Weekend Mix. Plus, Allied Media community newspapers are free to read for everyone. These newspapers include: The Star (Christchurch), Selwyn Times, North Canterbury News, Bay Harbour News, Canterbury Rural Life, Nor'West News, Western News, Pegasus Post, Southern View, Ashburton Courier, The Geraldine News, The Courier (Timaru), The Star (Dunedin), The News (Central Otago), Oamaru Mail, Mountain Scene, Wanaka Sun, Cromwell Bulletin, Southern Rural Life, Clutha Leader, The Ensign (Gore), Southland Express and Blenheim Sun, as well as 03 magazine. Download the paper, read offline, and browse back issues (up to one month). An ODT subscription is required to unlock the Otago Daily Times.