The Island's national flower, a toxic weed, will come under the scrutiny of Tynwald next week.
Cushag, which is also known as ragwort, is a bright yellow flower that's poisonous to livestock such as horses.
In a special summer sitting of Tynwald next Tuesday, Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse will ask Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister Geoffrey Boot about it.
In particular, he wants to know Mr Boot's department's policy on removing Cushag.
Specialist vans to survey Isle of Man roads next month
The Department of Infrastructure says you may notice some unusual vans driving around the Island next month.
Great Laxey Wheel upgrades to see old ticket office removed
An old ticket office in Laxey will be knocked down ahead of new work.
MHK to question plans for improving Island's mental health services
Will mental health services be improved on the Isle of Man?
Colby Glen path shut until next April
A popular footpath in the south of the Island will remain closed until next April.
If you Trick Or Treat, don't trouble the street!
If you're going trick or treating this Hop-tu-Naa, police are warning you not to get carried away.
German newspaper says hello from the Island - and Queen Victoria
A leading German newspaper is urging its readers to sample the delights of the Isle of Man.
Don't buy electric cars, says Manx salvage firm
A salvage company from the south of the Island has told people not to buy electric vehicles.
Aurora-watchers could be in for Friday treat!
Could the Isle of Man get a celestial lightshow to kick off the weekend?
