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Page last updated at 12:40 GMT, Friday, 4 December 2009

States seek to define the media

A panel of politicians in Jersey investigates the definition of the media and wants to find out how islanders get their information.

Bloggers call for filming rights

Island set for policing cutbacks

Jersey could lose up to 16 police officers because of budget cuts in the island, warns the acting police chief.

Recycling spend is 'astonishing'

An environment panel criticises recycling schemes in Jersey and claims the island does not fully comply with EU directives.

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Calls for smaller engine cars

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