New sources of natural energy that could be worth millions to the economy have been revealed by government.
A new report issued by the Department of Economic Development last week shows how Tynwald plans on further diversifying the economy.
Minister John Shimmin says that financial services will always be the Isle of Man's bedrock but other sectors are becoming increasingly important, including energy.
He says there are various sources that the Island can capitalise on:
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First day of racing called off
TT organisers have announced the first day of racing has been called off.
Further delay to first day of racing
The clerk of the TT course has announced another one hour delay to today’s Superstock race.
Company behind major redevelopment plans applies to dissolve
The company which first mooted plans for a huge city centre redevelopment in Douglas has applied for dissolution.
Roads starting to close as clouds delay racing
TT organisers say today's superstock race has been pushed back by an hour to 12pm, because of low cloud.
Local authority to investigate asbestos claims
Commissioners in Garff have asked the clerk to look into allegation asbestos is leaking into waterways in Laxey.
Aussie who rode over 28k miles is organising TT meetups
Fancy attending an Aussie TT meetup?
Grandstand to close for major event this weekend
The Department of Infrastructure says one of the biggest public events of the TT festival will see part of the main road past the grandstand closed for two hours.
First day of racing begins
Today marks the first day of racing at the TT.
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