The Department of Health and Social Care pays £63,000 to train a nurse - but doesn't require them to stay on the Island to work afterwards.
In Tynwald this week, DHSC Minister Lawrie Hooper faced questions about training costs.
He revealed a nursing course on the Island through the University of Chester costs £21,000 a year, with courses lasting three years.
And he added all trainees live on the Island:
Don't forget cats' chips, says charity
The Manx SPCA's cattery is reminding people to microchip their cats.
What do you think of prom redesign?
You're being asked to help with £1.4 million plans to revamp Douglas promenade.
Teen biker in court over Mountain Road overtake
A teenaged biker has been fined after admitting careless riding on the Mountain Road.
Overdose Awareness Day today
An Island charity which helps people with addiction is marking International Overdose Awareness Day today.
Tick flower-picking off your bouquet list!
There's a chance to help local charities bloom by picking wildflowers today.
Man in court over biting attack allegations
A man has appeared in court over allegations he bit two hotel owners.
Cops don't have microchip readers, says minister
The police don't have any microchip readers to help identify dogs and their owners.
New vape laws come into force tomorrow
Shopkeepers are hiding their vapes before a new law comes in tomorrow.
