The Department of Infrastructure says the cost of answering Freedom of Information requests has halved over the past three years.
An FOI request to the department asked how much it spent answering the queries from members of the Manx public.
In its response, the DOI said it couldn't give figures for responding to individual request.
But it revealed answering the questions cost £95,000 in 2021, just under £60,000 in 2022 and less than £44,000 last year.
Douglas gets new Irish pub
Douglas is getting an all-new bar today.
Mum hits out over dog mess in front of son's grave
An Onchan mum's hit out at irresponsible dog owners who let their pet foul in front of her son's grave.
More time off for workers?
Should full-time workers get more than four weeks off a year?
Man bailed over historical child sex offence allegations
A Douglas man accused of numerous historical sexual offences involving a child has been bailed.
£300 VIP tickets for TT 'cost department £50'
The government gave out 21 TT hospitality packages to MHKs and MLCs this year, according to a Freedom of Information request.
Car festival gets underway tomorrow
Part of Peel promenade will close this week as a classic car event gets underway.
Are 'murder hornets' on the Island?
What's the government doing to stop an invasion by so-called 'murder hornets'?
Enough waste to keep incinerator running, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says it's not true there's too little rubbish to operate the Island's incinerator.
