More than £300,000 has been spent in the last five years on the Island's government website.
That's according to Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas - who was asked in the House of Keys yesterday.
Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse asked how much had been spent both developing and maintaining the website since 2015.
The minister confirmed the total amount came to £305,585 - with £34,600 being spent in the last 12 months.
Can people on benefits still get support if they're treated privately?
Can people on benefits still get support if they only get private treatment for their health conditions?
Manx student speaks in House of Commons
The Island's youth has been represented in the Houses of Parliament.
Below average rainfall in October despite unsettled weather
The Ronaldsway Met Office says total rainfall was slightly below average for October, despite it being an unsettled month.
What's the government doing to encourage people to buy Manx produce?
An MHK wants to know what the government is doing to encourage people to buy Manx produce.
Debate over MiCards to continue in Keys next week
An ongoing debate about how people without bank accounts will receive benefits once MiCard is axed continues in the House of Keys next week.
More changes to sailings due to terminal work
The Steam Packet company says it's contacting passengers about more changes to sailings because of work at the Liverpool Ferry Terminal.
Wedding dress exhibition this weekend
A wedding dress exhibition is going to be held this weekend.
Manx Telecom broadband may be briefly disrupted next week
Manx Telecom says broadband users might have their internet disrupted for around an hour next week.
