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Five political parties in Fiji have presented evidence which they say back up their claims of irregularities in the country's landmark election.

Five political parties in Fiji have presented evidence which they say back up their claims of irregularities in the country's landmark election.

Five political parties in Fiji have presented evidence which they say back up their claims of irregularities in the country's landmark election.

Fiji elections authorities say 36 ballot boxes have been quarantined because of objections to Wednesday's polling process. Five parties say they won't accept the outcome of the elections.

Fiji elections authorities say 36 ballot boxes have been quarantined because of objections to Wednesday's polling process. Five parties say they won't accept the outcome of the elections.

A visit by John Key to a mall in Rotorua was abandoned because of a protest today, while David Cunliffe said he would campaign until late tonight. Video, Audio

Scotland has voted to stay in the United Kingdom after rejecting independence, with all of the country's 32 council areas having declared and the result being confirmed.

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters, the Conservatives' Colin Craig and Internet Party leader Laila Harre have made a final campaign push in Auckland. Audio

The Fiji Electoral Commissioner Chen Bunn Young says it is unfair to indict Fiji's whole elections process without evidence being presented.

Fiji election minister dismisses claims of electoral fraud.

National's campaign chair Steven Joyce says he believes the Moment of Truth event hosted by the Internet Party founder Kim Dotcom has actually helped National's campaign. Audio

Five political parties in Fiji say complaints about electoral fraud have been trickling in from around the country.

The leader of the FijiFirst Party, Rear Admiral Frank Bainimarama, says he's confident of winning the election with a good majority, but concedes his party won't win all 50 seats.

National continued to slip in the final polls to a four-poll average of 46.4%. That would still get it back into office with the support of ACT and United Future.

Mana leader Hone Harawira is accusing National and New Zealand First of ganging up to oust him from Te Tai Tokerau. The parties have endorsed Labour's Kelvin Davis. Audio

In our fifth week examining political statements to assess whether they are fact, fiction or exaggeration we consider Glenn Greenwald and Edward Snowden. Audio

The polls have closed in Scotland in its historic vote on independence. More than four million people were registered to vote and a record turnout has been predicted.

The Multinational Observer Group monitoring the Fiji election says the result broadly represents the will of the Fiji people.

Politics and whisky mixed in Christchurch where some of the city's Scottish residents got together to share a wee dram as Scots went to the polls for a historic vote on independence.