The Island’s famous wallabies have raised more than £250,000 for Hospice Isle of Man.
The colourful sculptures went on auction at the Villa Marina this evening.
The Wallabies were created by national and local artists and organisations and were hugely popular this summer as part of the 'Wallabies Gone Wild' trail - which encouraged people to spend time together and enjoy the the Manx outdoors.
The total amount raised was £250,700 with all proceeds going towards the Hospice.
Sidecars will be back at TT 2027
Sidecars will return to the TT next year after they were suspended at this year's event.
Work on dangerous trees to continue this evening
The Department of Infrastructure says work on dangerous trees at the side of the TT course continues today.
Flamingo chicks hatch at Curraghs Wildlife Park
Curraghs Wildlife Park has announced that three fluffy new chicks have hatched.
People living in Britain have until Thursday to apply for a postal vote
There's just one day left if you live in Britain and want to vote in September's election.
Possible delays as first sewage plant rotor heads to Peel
Motorists could be delayed this evening as a 13-tonne load is transported to Peel's new sewage treatment site.
Could you take the chilli-eating contest crown this weekend?
Think you're pretty hot stuff? There'll be a chance to show off your skills in Onchan this weekend.
Smartmeter considerations included data protection and security
Manx Utilities says it considered data protection and cybersecurity when it began looking at smartmeters for the Island.
Former Island resident pips Fury family to award
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