Several big topics from the Government Conference have been put forward for a general debate in Tynwald.
They include plans to save £50 million in public finances over five years, and to build 1,000 new homes.
There are also going to be updates from the Steam Packet and the airport, and on the Island's migration strategy.
The issues are being laid before the court by Chief Minister Alf Cannan and Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas, when it sits on Tuesday, October 21.
Plans to refurbish Harbour Master's Office
The Department for Infrastructure is applying for planning permission to revamp the Harbour Master's Office in Port St Mary.
Smart meter app out of service this weekend
Manx Utilities says its smart meter app will be temporarily out of action this weekend.
Police appeal after BMW fled from officers
Police are appealing for witnesses after a car failed to stop for them near Corkill's Garage in Onchan.
Artisan fair in the North tomorrow
The Autumn Artisan Fayre is being held in the North this weekend.
Police warn fallen trees are blocking several roads as Storm Amy hits
The police say several roads around the Island are blocked by trees downed by winds from Storm Amy today, Friday, October 3.
Advice for Douglas tenants as Storm Amy nears
Douglas Council has issued advice to its tenants as Storm Amy approaches.
Snaefell railway closed because of Storm Amy
Train fans will be disappointed this weekend, because of Storm Amy.
Onchan resident faces legal action over spreading bush
A homeowner in Onchan is in trouble with the local authority about their overgrown bush.
