Every time a question is asked in the House of Keys or Tynwald it’s costing government money:
Treasury Minister Eddie Teare is arguing a more thought out approach to questioning could be needed.
Each tabled question requires civil servant man power to collate a response - this can be a swift process or take a week.
Mr Teare says the issue is being looked at:
Council rejects quiet fireworks for traditional display
Douglas City Council says it's rejected having a low-noise fireworks display this year.
Video shows new Douglas motorsport bar concept
A UK interior designer has shared its vision for a motorsport-themed bar and restaurant in Douglas.
Gales cancel weekend Manxman sailings
The Steam Packet Company says all of its planned sailings on Sunday have been cancelled.
Stop feeding the birds, say commissioners
Ramsey commissioners have issued a plea to residents to stop feeding the birds.
Switchback to shut for a week
A road in the west of the Island will close for up to a week for repairs.
£20 note could be worth £200
A £20 note could be worth as much as £200 when it's auctioned this weekend.
Appeal after charity's Facebook page suspended
An Island charity is appealing for help after its social media page was suspended.
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.
