Rename attribute in XML

Hi All,
I want to rename attribute in the indesign document. I have not found any reference in this forum.
Below is the attribute appear in the structure palette in the Indesign Document:
//news[@north=n01]
And want to change above line to:
//news[@south=n01]
Only want to change attribute name not value.
Need help.
Thanks,
Mon
Message was edited by: designmon79

var doc = app.activeDocument,
    elements = doc.xmlElements[0].evaluateXPathExpression("//news[@north='n01']"),
    i, l;
for (i = 0, l = elements.length; i < l; i++) {
    elements[i].xmlAttributes.item("north").name = "south";
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