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means A newspaper or official publication, often one with government notices or formal announcements.

from Traces back to the Italian gazzetta, likely named after a small Venetian coin — the gazeta — that was the price of admission to read or hear the news-sheet aloud in 16th-century Venice. Some say the coin bore a magpie (gazza), chattering bird that it was, but that's the folksier, shakier version. From Venice the word spread through French and into English, picking up its air of officialdom along the way.