The government saw a rise of more than 20 per cent in financial irregularities reported last year.
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson gave the figures in response to a question for written reply from Onchan MHK Julie Edge.
He said last year, the Treasury had 85 cases, compared to 70 the previous year.
They included three instances of bribery and 11 thefts - with seven referrals to police or the Office of Human Resources.
Rising costs and falling trade closes cafe
A café in the south of the island says it'll close its doors for the final time today.
Fake TT video shows fan crossing course during race
An AI-generated video online has sparked angry comments after joking about crossing the TT course during racing.
School writes to parents about lockdown drill
A school in the west of the Island will hold a lockdown drill next week.
UK approves second Irish Sea windfarm in a month
The UK government has given permission for another windfarm between the Isle of Man and UK.
Airport warns of potential Storm Goretti disruption
Ronaldsway Airport says some of its flights to the UK may be disrupted today because of an approaching storm.
New stamps celebrate Island's hidden wilderness
A set of stamps is being released which celebrate the Island's natural beauty and hidden wonders.
Plans for new mobile college classroom
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture has applied for planning permission for a mobile classroom at the college.
School snow closures to be debated in Tynwald
Questions about school closures during bad weather will be raised in the House of Keys next week.
