The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it doesn't have a projected cost for using the NSC to host the Island Games.
A Freedom of Information request asked for details of the amounts charged for sporting bodies using government facilities.
The department outlined its standard charges, saying junior sports receive a 50 per cent discount.
But it said it didn't have projected charges for hiring the National Sports Centre for the 2029 Island Games.
Vehicle fire closes hospital's main entrance
Police say there's an incident happening at Noble's Hospital, and are asking people to avoid the area.
Government wants views on ferry ID check plans
The government wants your views on plans which would require passengers to carry ID when travelling with the Steam Packet.
Tynwald to sit later this morning
Tynwald is due to sit later this morning, with a total of 19 questions on the order paper to be discussed.
Applications open for arts bursaries
Applications for this year's Isle of Man Arts Council student bursaries are now open.
Douglas street to be closed for nearly a month
A small street in Douglas will be closed for nearly a month from next week.
Star Wars to be celebrated with Island event
Castletown is to host a huge celebration of Star Wars next month.
Cyber Security Centre warns of new AI tech
The Island's Cyber Security centre is warning about a new AI which has uncovered previously unknown weaknesses which can be exploited by hackers.
Section of landmark pier to re-open for the season
Part of the Queen's Pier in Ramsey will be re-opening for the season next month.
