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1. QVS bullying case sparks parliamentary scrutiny Fiji Broadcasting Corp · 3 Nov 2026

   The handling of a recent bullying incident at Queen Victoria School has come under scrutiny in Parliament, with concerns raised over delays in reporting the matter to the Ministry of Education. Opposition MP Hem Chand has questioned the effectiveness of monitoring and reporting procedures in…

2. ‘No ziplines’: Mount Coot-tha draft plan unveiled Nine · 3 Nov 2026

   The plan also sheds light on plans for two television broadcast sites on the mountain currently listed for sale.

3. Eight people arrested after firearm incident at Hutt Hospital RNZ · 3 Nov 2026

   The hospital went into lockdown for a short period of time until the arrests were made outside the building.

4. Kathmandu Gorkhas defeat Karnali Yaks, once again Kathmandu Post · 3 Nov 2026

   Kathmandu have now beaten Karnali in all three NPL seasons, chasing down 181 with two balls to spare in their latest encounter.

5. Nepal’s remittance boom is hiding a hiring bust Kathmandu Post · 3 Nov 2026

   War and Gulf localisation policies are shrinking overseas hiring, and a migration-dependent economy has little to fall back on.

6. You’re not plainclothes police, are you? Kathmandu Post · 3 Nov 2026

   Nepalis joke about plainclothes police at the door. The laughter hides a fear, and a state too busy quarrelling with itself to answer it.

7. Where are Chitwan Rhinos heading this season? Kathmandu Post · 3 Nov 2026

   After a third-place finish in 2024 and a slump in 2025, the Rhinos are still searching for form in NPL Season 3.

8. David Warner, the Gorkhas, and a debut to remember Kathmandu Post · 3 Nov 2026

   The marquee signing was out early, but Warner’s energy and fielding left their mark on a winning debut.

9. Nepali film ‘Panch Pandav’ faces boycott calls over perceived religious insults Kathmandu Post · 3 Nov 2026

   Filmmakers say social media campaigns based on trailers and short clips threaten creative freedom, while critics insist they have the right to question religious representations.

10. In ‘Bhag Bheda Bhag’, a flock of sheep holds up a mirror to Nepali society Kathmandu Post · 3 Nov 2026

    Samyog Guragain’s absurdist play satirises the contradictions and herd mentality of contemporary Nepali society with a generous dose of humour.