Post Office chairman Stu Peters says the organisation has spent almost £15,000 compensating people for lost parcels in the last two years.
He faced a question from Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh about tracked postal items which went missing.
Mr Peters said in the last two years, a total of 148 tracked items had gone missing.
And the Post Office paid £6,360 in compensation last year, down on the previous year's £8,610 total.
Spring vaccination programme launched
Manx Care says it's launched two new vaccination programmes for spring.
UK gives go-ahead to Manx Telecom takeover
The UK government has given the green light for Manx Telecom's takeover after carrying out a national security assessment.
Big motorbike show for the North coming up
The north of the Island will play host to a huge motorbike show next week.
MHK asks if there are plans to change driving licences
Are there any plans to adopt graduated driving licences on the Island?
2026 Southern 100 schedule announced
The Southern 100 committee has released the schedule for this summer's races.
Spider bite hospital figures revealed
Manx Care says a dozen people on the Island have been hospitalised by spider bites in the last five years.
House of Keys to sit this morning
The House of Keys will sit this morning, with every question on the order paper coming from the same politician.
Three candidates to contest election
Three Laxey residents will battle it out for a seat on Garff Commissioners next month.
