Tynwald sits later today for the first time in the new political year with plenty on the agenda.
Members have 31 questions for oral answer and another 37 for written reply, covering topics such as work permits, dental care and teachers' pay.
Issues around airport security queues and cyclist safety on roads will also be discussed.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle is to make his first state of the nation address to Tynwald after questions have been heard - the court sits at 10.30am.
Commissioners sent 44 letters over social housing gardens
More than 40 local authority housing tenants in Onchan have been told to tidy up their scruffy gardens.
Car exhaust sparks fire callout
Firefighters say they responded to an emergency call about smoke - only to find it was a faulty vehicle exhaust!
Steam Packet wants to know what you think of it
What do you think of the Island's ferry services?
Search continues for missing Manx woman
The search for a missing woman from the Isle of Man is continuing in Manchester.
Douglas weather warning for tonight's high tide
Forecasters have issued a yellow weather warning for tonight’s high tide.
Rugby club raising funds for CCTV after vandals strike
A rugby club in the west of the Island says it's raising money for CCTV after the latest in a string of vandalism attacks at its ground.
Police warn against illegal parking at an Island War Memorial
Police are warning motorists not to illegally park next to a war monument in the Island's capital.
Port Erin Lifeboat celebrates volunteer’s navigator qualification
Port Erin Lifeboat are celebrating after one of its volunteers passed their navigator qualification.
