An 'ambitious but achievable' vision for our nation - that's how the new Programme for Government has been described.
Yesterday the document - produced by the Council of Ministers - was unveiled:
Politicians will be asked to support the programme - described as the 'first step' on the journey through this administration - when it goes to Tynwald next week.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle says it's a 'living document' and government will be held accountable:
Patrick announces 2% rates rise
Patrick's rates are rising - but by less than the rate of inflation.
Treasury minister wasn't in doctor pay talks
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says he hasn't been involved in pay negotiations with the Island's doctors.
Rapists to appear in court in May over appeal
Two rapists serving lengthy sentences after attacking a teenage girl in a Douglas flat will appear in court later this year to appeal their convictions and sentences.
Police and ambulance dealing with a crash in Peel
The Police say there have been serious injuries at a crash in Peel.
Benefits questions raised in Keys
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says he's hopeful a way can be found to pay benefits in cash - as people move to payments into their bank accounts.
UK couple on trial after police found £10,000 in Manx money
Two people from London are standing trial in the UK after police found more than £10,000 in Manx notes in their car.
One in eight go without heat, survey shows
One in eight people on the Island say they don't get sufficient heating, according to a government survey published this week.
Horse tram services cut for TT 2025
Horse trams in Douglas will run a reduced service during the Island's largest motorsport festival this year.
