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New Year reveller dies in pub

Youth suicides on the increase, report finds

Group in court bid to recover cash from alleged travel scam

Front brings cold snap with 8-degree drop

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Church leaders urge city to be more tolerant

Worker killed as tower collapses

Man admitted to hospital for protection

Lawmakers want policy review after 700 contract staff let go

Mentally disabled teen rescued from MTR track

Drug expert quits college job to ease conflict-of-interest worries

Stanley Ho goes back to Macau for celebration

Police probe after man dies in crash

Guidelines on way to tackle SMS charges

Plan for columbarium trade group

'Police stood by as we were attacked'

Note-issuing banks close 17 branches

Consumers to get better understanding of private columbariums, says health chief

Three note-issuing banks close 17 branches in less than a year

Doctors' study challenges drug-test plan

Change of tune

Search still on for bus that ran over woman

Four teens nabbed in triad raid

KMB urged to cut fares

Protesters demand half price for disabled

Company fined HK$36,000 over crane deaths

9,450 young people take advantage of scheme

5,600 settle in city through investment

The Link to compensate for car spaces

Station gaps cause an injury every 2 days

Big rise in fines likely for lift-safety offences

Woman, 78, arrested after blaze

Eight IIs, snakehead caught off Sai Kung

HK out of step as women fill just 8.9pc of directorships

Head of Fanling school outraged over drugs reports

857 cases of falling objects in 9 months

Rise in charity applications for fund-raisers

Teen drug centres struggling to hire psychiatric nurses

Community service for employer after workers overstate lost pay

Banks join chorus of complaints about Link

Two boars rescued in separate incidents

Teen arrested over arson in MTR station

HK universities urged to unite to compete with overseas institutions

Officials' dispute leaves columbariums in limbo

Minimum wage should not cover returning students, legislators say

Temple denies urn business breaches terms of land lease

Contractors warned over sackings

Elderly offered cheap eye tests

Drug-test results will not affect grade for conduct, official says

Cheap eye creams better than expensive ones, study finds

New rules don't cover drink-label sweet talk

Survey finds 60pc of elderly avoid social activities to reduce spending

Convention centre expansion backed

Bus driver distraught over crash, union says

Safety probe ordered after man dies when vehicle plunges to ground on building site

Investors put more money into social enterprises

Helping teens pays - in a way the stock market does not

Rent rises 'a burden' for welfare recipients

Residents rally against funeral homes

Pupils march against drug tests in schools

Welfare agencies amass cash pile

Woman critical after fire-extinguisher blast

Minimum wage should not be too low, members say after study tour

Spying and tests come under fire

Inspectors focus on dishonest bosses

One in 10 Hongkongers caught in the poverty trap, study finds

77pc say minimum pay level has to consider living costs, poll finds

Private eyes hired to spy on teens

Family of girl cut by falling glass in mall criticises 'slow' Link action

Slip of the pen cost farmer his land

Handling of disability payments inconsistent

Teens endure hair-razing stunt to support victims of cancer

A reality check in the debate on minimum pay

Tsang targets teenage drug abuse

Community service order over wage offence

Most students proud to be Chinese, poll finds

Minimum wage could see half of maids sacked

Maids' groups urge inclusion in wage law

Young men and boats loom large in spate of drownings

Mid-Autumn Festival revellers leave smaller mountain of trash

18-year-old feared dead after Shek O wave sweeps him away

Man dies of injuries from blaze in godown

School heads want consultation on drug-test legislation

Retailers hoping for golden week in holiday sales

Fireworks likely as rain lets up

Post office to review junk mail service

60pc of East Asian Games tickets sold

Only 40pc willing to consent to drug tests

Legco told it can't amend minimum wage rate

Canadian community mourns death of school principal at 55

School principal who had swine flu mourned

681 protests lodged over Octopus bills

Group urges energy-saving rebate scheme

Student feared dead off Sai Kung beach

Artificial Lam Tsuen wishing tree wins approval

Welcome to a beautiful business plan

Smear campaign riles gym chain

Temple to hold patriotic cultural fair

More than half of HK's students use private tuition, survey finds

Half of pupils use private tuition

Our temple no threat to others: Shaolin abbot

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