Question 1

What is the WA Government Gazette?

Accepted Answer

The WA Government Gazette is the official publication of the Western Australian Government, publishing legally required notices including mining tenements, land titles, company appointments, deceased estates, fee schedules, and regulatory changes. It is published every Tuesday and Friday.

Question 2

How often is the WA Government Gazette published?

Accepted Answer

The WA Government Gazette is published on Tuesdays and Fridays during standard business weeks. GovScanner begins checking for new issues from 5am Perth time on publish days and indexes new entries within minutes of publication.

Question 3

What types of notices appear in the WA Gazette?

Accepted Answer

The WA Government Gazette publishes mining tenement grants and transfers, land title changes, company and association notices, deceased estate notices, government fee schedules, public officer appointments, regulatory amendments, and emergency proclamations.

Question 4

How far back does GovScanner Gazette data go?

Accepted Answer

GovScanner's Gazette archive covers 2014 to present, with over 22,800 enriched entries. Free tier users can access the last 6 months; Pro users get 12 months; Power and Team users get full historical access.

Question 5

Can I access WA Gazette data via API?

Accepted Answer

Yes. GovScanner provides a REST API at api.govscanner.com.au with endpoints for gazette search, category filtering, and individual entry retrieval. Free API keys are available with 50 queries per month.

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