Read every issue
Each gazette is read the day it is published: appointments, contracts, incorporations, name changes, strike-offs.
Solutions / newsroom and public record
The public record,
read the day it appears.
Gazettes carry appointments, state contracts, incorporations, name changes and strike-offs. They are public, they are dense, and nobody has time to read all of them. That is where the story usually is.
Match the names
One person under three spellings is one person. A company that changed its name last year is the same company.
See the shape
An appointment three days before a tender. A contract to a company incorporated last month. The pattern, not the notice.
Keep the receipt
Every line traces to a gazette number, a page and a passage: the standard a story has to survive after it runs.
For reporters and researchers
Publish what you can prove, and show the page it came from.
Bring a beat, an archive, or a question you have been chasing by hand.
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