Chief Minister Alf Cannan says money for projects announced at the recent government conference will be settled later.
During this month's Tynwald sitting, he faced questions from Onchan MHK Julie Edge about initiatives and funding for them.
Mr Cannan outlined a number of announcements made during the event, such as a national Artificial Intelligence Office.
But he said information about how they'd be paid for wasn't yet available.
Manx Care sees sharp rise in complaints
Manx Care says complaints from the public rose sharply last year, after falling for three years in a row.
Ben-my-Chree trialling Northern Ireland route
The Steam Packet Company says the Ben-my-Chree will be in Northern Ireland this week for a trial sailing.
Parts of Braddan to be without water tonight
Manx Utilities says some parts of Braddan will be without water tonight.
Hop Tu Naa Festival to kick off in Cregneash this weekend
The spook-tacular Hop tu Naa Festival will be getting underway at Cregneash from this weekend - with music, crafts, and glowing turnip lanterns for all ages.
Beauty spot path closed for safety reasons
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it's been forced to close a path at a beauty spot in the north of the Island.
New petition launched to stop Faroe Islands hosting Island Games
An Island woman has launched a new petition to stop the Faroe Islands hosting the Island Games in 2027.
DoI applies for permission to improve homes
The Department of Infrastructure is applying for planning permission to improve 11 homes in Braddan.
Busy road to become one-way for works next week
A busy road in Onchan will be made one way for road works next week.
