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Average earnings in Jersey increased by 1.2% in real terms in the year to June 2026, according to the latest figures from Statistics Jersey.

Jersey’s fishing industry has reached a landmark moment, with locally caught bluefin tuna now being sold at the Jersey Fish Market for the first time.

Jersey Airport has received international recognition for its work to improve sustainability and cut carbon emissions.

The typical full-time worker in Jersey earned £930 a week in June 2026, equivalent to annual earnings of £48,360, according to new figures from Statistics Jersey.

The debate over Jersey’s minimum wage has intensified, with the Jersey Chamber of Commerce backing a review into the impact of successive increases on employment, working hours, prices, business investment and the island’s competitiveness.

Jersey’s government has said it has no plans to abolish the island’s £13.59-an-hour minimum wage, despite calls from within the government for it to be scrapped.

Not On The High Street has apologised to customers after temporarily suspending deliveries to the Channel Islands, citing changes to international shipping and customs rules.

Sure has apologised to customers in Jersey after a wave of complaints about mobile phone services, with some islanders reporting unreliable calls, data and internet access.