Government staff are being advised on how to implement the Freedom of Information Act.
The new legislation will come in on February the 1st to the Cabinet Office and the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture.
Over the next two years the rest of the departments, public bodies and local authorities will adopt the act.
Consultant Paul Gibbons explains what FoI is:
Did you see a crash in Onchan yesterday?
Police want to speak to anyone who may have witnessed a car crash in Onchan.
Manx stamps stuck on moon after lander topples over
A spacecraft carrying stamps from the Isle of Man has bene declared dead after it toppled onto its side landing on the moon.
Letters about fences and paths 'not from us' say commissioners
Marown Commissioners say a threatening letter to householders isn't from them - and has been handed to police.
World champion skateboarders to tackle Tholt-y-Will
A skateboarding championship has posted a daredevil video as it counts down to an event on the Island's roads this summer.
Home plan for Castletown funeral director office
A former funeral director's office in Castletown could become a place to live under new proposals.
No consulation over 20mph limits, says commissioner
The chair of Michael Commissioners has hit out at plans to impose 20mph limits in towns and villages across the Island.
'Short-term disruption' expected at Shaws Brow
A £1.6 million refurbishment of a Douglas Council car park gets underway today.
Rush expected for TT ferry tickets this morning
The countdown to this year's TT continues this morning - when ferry sailings go back up for sale.
