More than £300,000 has been spent in the last five years on the Island's government website.
That's according to Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas - who was asked in the House of Keys yesterday.
Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse asked how much had been spent both developing and maintaining the website since 2015.
The minister confirmed the total amount came to £305,585 - with £34,600 being spent in the last 12 months.
manx.net users targeted in new scam
People are being warned not to fall for a new scam targeting manx.net email users.
Deli thanks customers after closure
A deli in the north of the Island has thanked its customers after shutting its doors at the weekend.
Festive northern lights tonight?
The Isle of Man might be in for a celestial lightshow tonight - if the weather allows.
Flood damage could cost £3.7 billion over next century
Flooding on the Isle of Man looks set to cost £3.7 billion in damage over the next century, according to the Department of Infrastructure.
Dolly Parton book charity needs your support!
A children's literacy initiative set up by a world-famous country music star will run on the Island from next year.
Christmas bin schedules
Find out when your bins are emptied over Christmas and New Year.
Number of MiCard users falling
There are only around 300 remaining MiCard users, according to the treasury minister.
Island businesses targeted in phishing campaign
The government's warning Island businesses to take extra care with cybersecurity this week, after a number fell for a scam.
