The head of the Island's gambling regulator says he's stepping down after 17 years in the job.
Steve Brennan, chief executive of the Gambling Supervision Commission, says he'll be leaving the body at the end of this year.
The government's advertising for someone to take over the role at the top of the organisation which oversees the Island's egaming and cannabis industries.
On the government's jobs website, it says the post pays up to £164,730 a year.
Man in court over cannabis
A Douglas man has admitted possessing cannabis after police raided his home.
Summerhill Glen lights return
A traditional and colourful attraction has returned to the Island's capital.
Man in court over biting allegation
A man accused of biting hotel owners will appear in court again in November.
Tin Baths means bus diversions
Bus services in the south of the Island will see some disruption today.
Have a ducking good time in Laxey!
One of the biggest sporting events in Laxey gets underway later.
Andreas ratepayers face fridge fly-tipping bill
Andreas Commissioners are appealing to people to come forward with information after fly-tipping in the parish.
Ancient fort damaged by fire and litter
A 2,000 year old fort in Port Grenaugh has been left damaged by litter and a fire.
Benefit fraud landed woman £15,000
A woman will be sentenced next month after admitting a benefits fraud which wrongly netted her more than £15,000.
