Tynwald sits later today for the first time in the new political year with plenty on the agenda.
Members have 31 questions for oral answer and another 37 for written reply, covering topics such as work permits, dental care and teachers' pay.
Issues around airport security queues and cyclist safety on roads will also be discussed.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle is to make his first state of the nation address to Tynwald after questions have been heard - the court sits at 10.30am.
Specialist contractors needed to help with harbour dredging
The Department of Infrastructure has had to bring in specialist contractors in order to make progress with dredging Douglas Harbour.
Former hotel up for sale
A former Douglas hotel with 28 ensuite guest bedrooms could be yours.
Department of Health and Social Care to raise some fees
The Department of Health and Social Care is to raise fees for adult services by almost three per cent this year.
Don't forget passport for Irish travel, reminds hotel
An Island hotel is warning travellers not to get caught out by new airline rules which mean a driving licence is no longer enough to travel here.
Plans to update war memorial laws
The government's planning to update the Island's laws governing war memorials.
Historic 1920s race trophy selling for thousands
A trophy from one of the biggest races at the Island's best-known race course is up for sale on eBay.
Mountain Road to remain closed for much of tonight
Police say the Mountain Road will be shut until around 11pm.
Expanded Superdrug opens next week!
A city centre store in Douglas says it's looking forward to doubling in size when it opens next week.
