Dataquoll

DataQuoll is an intelligence platform for Australian public data. It collects data that government agencies publish in dozens of separate places and formats, cleans and normalises it, and serves it in one schema. This connector gives Claude the same data as the DataQuoll API through 26 read-only tools:

Live emergency incidents and official warnings from every state and territory emergency service River and rainfall gauges, with Bureau of Meteorology flood classifications Disaster declarations by postcode, point or local government area (Organisation licence) Hazard history for any location, plus a 4.5 million record archive back to 1840 Emergency facility locations (police, ambulance, fire and SES) nationally Official police media releases, kept after the publisher removes them Industry calendars for every state and territory: RDOs, public holidays, school holidays and shutdowns Ask what is happening near a place right now, which rivers are above minor flood level, whether a postcode is in a declared disaster area, or whether a date is a working day in South Australia. Every answer names its source, and precision is stated per record.

Free API keys include 5,000 calls a month. Paid plans add history depth and higher limits. Built and run by SEY Solutions, an Indigenous-owned business in Adelaide.