Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says Island residents over 75 will get free TV licences for another two years.
A 2020 scheme giving them free licences was due to run out in around a month's time - but will now be extended.
Dr Allinson says pensioners on income support aged over 75 already get free licences under a BBC scheme.
And he says the Treasury is to talk to the BBC as the organisation's Royal Charter is due to expire in 2027.
UK's interest in Assisted Dying Bill to be raised in Keys
MHKs want to find out what questions the UK Ministry of Justice has asked about the Island's Assisted Dying Bill.
Celebrity Traitors star coming to Island
A comedian who featured in Celebrity Traitors will be performing in the Island later this year.
Minister to face questions about ferry terminal
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall will face questions about the Liverpool Ferry Terminal this week.
Is Manx politics taught in schools?
What's being done to teach youngsters about Manx politics?
Poor survey results still show improvements, says Manx Care
Manx Care says staff are still seeing improvements following a survey where less than a quarter of doctors said they would recommend their employer.
Firefighter taster sessions tonight
Want to see if you have what it takes to be a firefighter?
Council says less than 2% of homes are empty
Douglas Council says less than two per cent of its homes were empty at the end of January.
Tender process on sea wall to start this year, says DOI
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll start a tendering process to finish the sea wall in Douglas late this year.
