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Updated: 10:10pm - Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has demanded National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad to take action against Party’s provisional candidate Feroz Mohammed for his once again racial statements.

Updated: 12:15am - A New Zealand activist in the United States says critics of the newest Supreme Court Justice, Brett Kavanaugh, will rally harder than before as the mid-term elections loom, on 6 November. Justice Kavanaugh, who three women have accused of sexual assault, was sworn in just hours after the Senate narrowly approved his nomination, 50 votes to 48.

Updated: 11:05pm - Land Transport Authority has so far fined 387 bus drivers for accepting cash from passengers. LTA General Manager Operations Faiyum Ali has confirmed that bus drivers are now being charged $150 for the offence.

Updated: 10.40pm - Police are trying to identify a man taken to Wellington Hospital this afternoon in a critical condition. Emergency services attended the scene on Warspite Avenue in Porirua just after 4pm where they say a man had "exited a car".

Updated: 7:40am - A 7-year-old girl has become the latest road fatality victim after an accident at the Tamavua-i-wai Bridge.

Updated: 12:35pm - Elderly overseas parents desperate to join their children in New Zealand say the government is sweeping their plight under the carpet after failing to announce what it will do about the residence parent category.

Updated: 7:35pm - THE National Federation Party has always relied on facts that Government publishes, says NFP leader and opposition member of Parliament, Professor Biman Prasad.

Family of 58-yr old hope that their father is safe after failing to return home from fishing trip

Updated: 11:35am - The 34-year-old man who is alleged to have murdered his 34-year-old wife in their home in Somosomo, Taveuni on Sunday has been charged with one count of murder.

Updated: 11:30am - While opening the Naseyani Primary School Dining Hall in Ra today, Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama said that as we soon enter into an election season, the communities will be filled with candidates hoping to win people’s favour over kava while making all sorts of claims and guarantees.