Manannan repairs brought forward
Repairs to the Manannan will occur earlier than originally planned.
Commonwealth Games opens 'swimmingly' for Team IoM
Team Isle of Man's attack on the Commonwealth Games is going 'swimmingly' with the Island's swim team excelling.
Island's money helping save lives in Africa
Taxpayers' money from the Isle of Man will help prevent the spread of a deadly disease in Sierra Leone - saving lives in the process.
Fire Proud aims to change perception of firefighters
It's time to change the perception that firefighters sit around watching TV, or playing snooker, if they're not out fighting fires.
Peel sewerage works could be based at Knockaloe
Peel's new sewerage treatment works could be housed at Knockaloe Farm in Patrick.
Manx athletes ready for action at Commonwealth Games
Manx athletes are ready and raring to go - according to the man who led the team out at last night's opening ceremony at the Commonwealth Games.
Police tell northern motorists to lock vehicles
Police in Ramsey are now warning motorists to be vigilant after reports of two people trying to break into a car.
National service to mark WW1 outbreak
A national service of commemoration will take place next month to mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War.
First day of competition for Team Isle of Man
It's the first day of the Commonwealth Games and Team Isle of Man is raring to go with a number of athletes looking to make a positive start.
Double rescue for Ramsey Lifeboat
Ramsey Lifeboat was called into action twice on Sunday to aid both a leisure craft and a capsized dinghy.
Missing man found safe and well
Police last night located a 21-year-old man who had been missing since Monday.
Shooter excited to lead out Team Isle of Man
Shooter Tim Kneale says he's looking forward to carrying out the Manx flag at tonight's opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games.
Police search for missing man
Police say they are concerned for the welfare of a missing 21-year-old who was last seen on Monday evening.
Commonwealth Games opening ceremony tonight
Team Isle of Man will be preparing for the start of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games tonight.
Police say motorists must secure vehicles
Motorists are being told to lock their cars to avoid being the victim of an opportunistic theft.
Team IoM CWG app downloads rival Canada
More than 300 people have downloaded the official Team Isle of Man Commonwealth Games App - with the Island trailing just behind Canada.
1,000 crosses in Ramsey for WW1
One thousand crosses will be planted in Ramsey to commemorate the outbreak of the First World War.
Government promotes careers in civil engineering
More people are being encouraged to sign up for a career in civil engineering.
Mezzanine level planned for Manannan
Creating a new mezzanine level on the Manannan will help increase motorcycle capacity by 30 per cent.
120 years of Manx Electric Railway this week
The Island's oldest tramcars will mark the 120th anniversary of the Manx Electric Railway this week.
Government denies job cut allegations
Proposals to bring common registry functions under a single unit are at an early stage and will not necessarily create job losses.
DoI has 'no legal duty' to cut roadside hedges
It costs over £170,000 a year to maintain the Island’s hedges, footpaths and green lanes.
Should Tynwald time cap idea be scrapped?
The Speaker of the House of Keys says he is so far unconvinced as to the need for time caps on speeches in Tynwald.
Shared Equity Scheme given go-ahead
Fantastic news for both first time buyers and the taxpayer - that's the opinion of an MHK after a new Shared Equity Scheme was approved.
Size matters, be careful what you fish for
Size should matter when anglers decide whether or not to keep a catch.
Team IoM impressed with Glasgow facilities
Team Isle of Man says it’s been impressed with the training facilities in Glasgow – with just one day before the Commonwealth Games get underway.
Will dog lovers help fund canine bakery?
Dog lovers are being asked to put their hand in their pocket and help finance the expansion of a local canine bakery.
Public asked to look out for currency thief
Police are asking people to keep an eye out for numerous £2 coins.
Sefton suite sales would incur repayments to government
There were conditions attached to the £392,000 loaned to the Sefton Group for the creation of suites that are now being sold off.
'The Big Debate' to engage heavily with public
The Policy and Reform division of the Cabinet Office will utilise public road shows and social media as it works to reinvent government.
Team IoM prepare for Commonwealth Games
Anticipation is building for Team Isle of Man as athletes prepare for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Financial Crime Unit to be assessed
Consideration into the future of the Island’s Financial Crime Unit is being assessed after discussion in Tynwald.
DEC says Island language system for immigrants works
Will the Department of Education and Children follow the UK's lead and pump more money into assisting pupils with English as a second language?
Peel to mark sinking of Lusitania
Peel will mark the sinking of the Lusitania as part of the Island's WW1 Commemorations.
Prison service dog and handler scoop prestigious award
An Isle of Man Prison Service dog and his handler have scooped up a prestigious award.
Could TT Course be in the next Gran Turismo game?
The Mountain Course could be appearing in the next version of an Internationally famous and market leading racing car game.
Japanese technicians collect TT Course footage
A team of Japanese technicians are out collecting video and still images from around the TT Course.
Off-Island spend calculated by Economic Affairs
We now have a clearer idea of just how much money people spend off-Island.
QEII students to save lives in developing countries
Two students from Queen Elizabeth II High School are translating potentially life-saving DVDs for the world's poorest people.
Marine conservation society started by graduates
Two university graduates have started a society which helps conserve marine environments around the Island.
New member appointments explained by DoI Minister
Minister of Infrastructure has told us why he appointed Chris Thomas MHK and Juan Turner MLC as departmental members.
DHSC says invest in insurance for summer travel
Make sure you’re prepared to travel abroad this summer.
School playgrounds open for summer
"Use them sensibly or lose them!"
Team IOM en-route to Glasgow Commonwealth Games
Team Isle of Man are on the boat and on their way to the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games!
Team IOM Games app now ready for download
The Official Isle of Man Commonwealth Games App has been launched.
Can local produce generate 7% of GDP by 2025?
Can government generate 7% of GDP from local food produce by 2025?
Public urged to take part in 'The Big Debate'
Government are inviting the public to engage in 'The Big Debate'.
Summer anti drink-drive campaign is launched
Consequences of drink-driving over the summer are being highlighted in a new campaign.
Primary School review outcomes shared with parents
Five primary schools have this week shared their external validation results with parents.
Increase in sex offence cases over last year
The fact that more sex offences are reported on the Island is a positive step.
DEFA welcome two new political members
Minister for Environment, Food and Agriculture, has welcomed two new political members into the fold.
Ron Berry