The Treasury has spent more than £55,000 placing public notices in newspapers in the past seven years.
The figure was revealed in response to a Freedom of Information request.
2012 and 2013 made up half of the total amount - the Treasury spent more than £25,000 in just two years.
The notices include job advertisements, website notices and expressions on interest.
Domino's announces Ramsey opening date
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Temporary lights for Douglas Prom work
There'll be temporary traffic lights on Douglas Promenade this week while road repairs take place.
New Bill would mean RE classes no longer 'mainly Christian'.
A landmark Bill being introduced to the House of Keys this week would mean changes to religious education in schools.
Race team's future in doubt after bikes stolen
A UK husband and wife say their team's TT and MGP future could be in doubt after thieves struck at the weekend.
Ramsey celebrates Bonfire Night this weekend
Ramsey Commissioners say they'll finally hold their fireworks display this weekend.
What will happen when we run out of number plate letters?
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Yellow weather warning for heavy rain extended
A yellow weather warning for heavy rain has been extended this morning.
Ten long-term prisoners from off-Island in Jurby
The justice and home affairs minister says there are currently 10 long-term prisoners from off-Island in Jurby.
