You can use something like following code. Need to have HTML::Tree installed. 
use HTML::TreeBuilder;
use Data::Dump qw{dump};

my $tree = HTML::TreeBuilder->new_from_file("your_html_file");

my %output = ();
for my $div ($tree->find("div")) {
    if(my $titlefield = $div->look_down(class => "titlefield")) {
        my $href = $titlefield->attr("href");
        $output{$href} = [$titlefield->attr("title")];
        
        my $date = "";
        if(my $datefield = $div->look_down(class => "datefield")) {
            $date = $datefield->as_text();
        }
        push @{$output{$href}}, $date;
        
        # ...
    }
    
}

dump { %output };

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In reply to Re: HTML Parsing /Regex Qstn by bobr
in thread HTML Parsing /Regex Qstn by sri1230

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