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Hong Kong government task force
Coverage of Hong Kong government task force in the Nexus archive.
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- Extend fuel subsidy or watch costs go up, Hong Kong taxi, minibus drivers warn
Hong Kong taxi and minibus drivers urge the government to extend a two-month liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) subsidy amid uncertainty over Middle East conflicts. They warn that ending the subsidy could raise monthly operating costs by up to 33%, as the policy offers a 50 HK cents per litre rebate on LPG for taxis, minibuses, and school buses.
- Hong Kong holds off on annual LGBTQ publicity drive. Is a community being forgotten?
Hong Kong's government task force did not conduct an LGBTQ publicity campaign for the first time in a decade, raising concerns about reduced support for the community. The Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation Unit (GISOU) reported only seven complaints from 2015 to 2025.