The average age of nurses on the Isle of Man is "too high" and work is being done to bring it down.
That's according to the Health and Social Care Minister who says renewed recruitment efforts are in full swing:
19 registered nurses have recently been appointed - recruiters have also attended universities in Belfast and Dundee to try and attract students.
Howard Quayle says the department has also removed the barrier of expensive relocation costs:
FOI wants details on reasons for abortions
The Department of Health and Social Care says it doesn't have information about why women might seek abortions.
Candidate throws hat in ring for southern Keys seat
A mechanic from the south of the Island will contest a seat at this year's election.
Steam Packet agreement with government under spotlight in Keys
The future of the government's agreement with the Steam Packet Company will be raised in the House of Keys this week.
Gelatory announces new Port Erin shop
An Island gelato chain says it's opening a new outlet in the south of the Island.
Petition calls for resignations at Peel Commissioners
An online petition is calling for the clerk and chair of Peel Commissioners to resign.
Final day of current round of bus strikes
Bus Vannin says it'll run 47 services today on the last day of industrial action by bus drivers.
Diesel deliveries on the way after forecourts run dry
Deliveries of diesel should arrive on the Island tomorrow.
MHK to quiz minister over bus facilities
What progress has been made with bus facilities in Douglas?
