New crowd funding legislation will provide greater choice to SMEs, lenders and investors:
That's the Treasury Minister, who moved four changes to the law following two public consultations in Tynwald last week.
It's a popular method of raising money from a large number of people to finance new projects and businesses.
The public helped inform the move - which exempts people undertaking the practice from the Moneylenders At 1991.
Eddie Teare explains how it's come about:
Police investigating dog bite incident at Conrhenny
Police are investigating a dog attack which happened last week.
House of Keys to debate assisted dying and election funding laws today
The House of Keys sits this morning, with a variety of questions and debates on two new laws.
Man drove car illegally out of fear ex-partner would damage it
A man's told a court he drove a car with no licence or insurance over fears his former partner would endanger it.
Manx Care holding foster care events
Manx Care is holding a series of events to mark Foster Care Fortnight.
Moonlight & Starlight joined by mystery dolphin
A marine wildlife charity in the west of the Island says it's trying to figure out who joined our two most famous dolphins today.
New laws to ban noisy vehicles?
What's the government doing to tackle the problem of noisy vehicles?
Dogs plea after lambs and ewes killed
The Manx National Farmers Union is reminding people to keep their dogs under control after a spate of attacks on lambs this weekend.
Youngsters compete in Manx Youth Games 2024
Hundreds of children took part in this year's Manx Youth Games.
