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60pc of packaged foods run afoul of labelling law

Primary six pupils will suffer fewer testing times

Budget hostels will help young workers

Sharp fall in mishaps at private hospitals

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HK just avoids recession, but exports down

Wage law 'had no knock-on effect'

Wang's siblings want new administrator for estate

Minister's plea over import of workers

New survey backs 5pc pay rises

Unions boycott Imported labour

City lights throw rare firefly off his game

Unions to poll maids on HK ambitions

Should he have looked at the bigger picture?

HK's middle class vanishing act

We won't move to HK, says helper's husband

Scrap 'fruit money' rule, union says

A city divided on right of abode

Maids' victory faces challenge

Lift workers may quit despite pay deal

Construction workers to get big pay rise

Lift strike stuck on day 3 as talks stall

Lift repairers on strike for pay rise and shorter hours

All for a common cause

Rents, food drive inflation to 6.3pc

Employment rises, but it may not last for long

Ex-news chief admits error in trusting source

Thousands complain of water meter nightmare

'Nothing can stop' reforms at ATV

Police in fightback against newsmen

Catholics join opposition to patriotic schooling

Protest over HSBC job cuts plan

Gehry's latest comes with a twist

ATV journalists told to 'tune down' report

More ATV staff may quit as morale slumps

Exco chief 'decided in 2009 to seek top job'

Troubled teenagers reached on internet

'No guarantee' of smooth roll-out for morals classes

Wage law lures more elderly out to seek jobs

Death on the streets of Tripoli keeps journalists trapped in hotel

HKU chief apologises on treatment of protesters

Hospital authority says sorry to blood victim

Food prices hurt poor

Unemployment rate falls

Make youth job scheme 'permanent'

The poor go short as food prices bite

'There will be chaos' if helpers win abode rights

Court threat over ethnic schooling

Landlady 'raised alarm over doomed building'

Focus on variable electricity tariffs

Government on hold over Beijing's view on maids

Fears subside on minimum wage

Protest call over maids' fight for abode

Maids reveal labour dismay

Numbers mask severity of drug problem, police say

Liver patient finally gets transplant

Fewer firms expect to hire

Inflation at three-year high due to rent, food

MPF payouts 'better in instalments'

Bill tabled to assess asylum-seekers' torture claims

Bureau 'is failing ethnic minorities'

Clubs to get long-term leases despite access row

Safety talks after barbenders killed

'Princeling' surprised by his broadcaster's 'scoop'

Minister faces flak on cost of hosting Games

Housing chiefs 'lax' on shop gambling

Homes for the elderly seek rise in subsidies

Medics, pregnant women to bolster rally's ranks

New minister Greg So says political ties won't sway him

Home scheme revival 'no instant solution'

Non-local mothers may just dial 999

Shake-up for juvenile law after sex case

Minister vows tighter checks on subdivided flats

Cage dwellers ask Legco for housing

Revival of HOS gaining support by the day

Calls for tougher code on professional fund-raisers

Plan for charities watchdog unveiled

Car tax still faces strong opposition in Legco

No censure for Tsang over canned housing deal

Junior civil servants to get bigger pay rises

MTR to raise HK$200m from 2.2pc fare rise

Surgeon let girlfriend in to watch him operate

Transport unions want 7pc pay rise

Cage worse than street

Cage homes 'worse than living on street'

Dood, that's one catchy iPhone app

Harmful chemicals in 60pc of plastic toys

Legco approves HK$5b injection for care fund despite criticism

Care fund injection set to be approved

Workers fear rise in false self-employment

Big business donates only HK$680m to care fund

Ex-official claims he paid the price for speaking out

Alliance wants review of minimum wage law's rules on disabled staff

March of the minimum wage victims

Two Canadians found dead in Kowloon hotel

Cocaine bust smashes two drug rings

Spare a thought for boss, minister tells low-paid

Surgical clip left in patient's arm

Minister rejects call for grace period on minimum wage law

Artists plan sit-out to fight for Ai's release

Arms cache find prompts warning

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