Checkpoint for Friday 18 March 2016

5:09 PM.Are multi-national companies taking their earnings out of New Zealand, with barely a cursory wave to the IRD? Audio

5:15 PM.Director for tax policy and administration Pascal Saint-Amans says tax evasion costs hundreds of billions a year. Revenue minister Michael Woodhouse joins Checkpoint. Audio

5:20 PM.Restaurant owners in Auckland are rejecting claims by the New Zealand First leader that illegal immigrants are working in their kitchens. Audio

5:24 PM.Under the orders of the High Court, police returned property to Nicky Hager that they had raided in 2014 and destroyed their copies. Hager joins Checkpoint. Audio

5:27 PM.Worksafe is taking Hamilton City Council to court over the death of a zookeeper after 43-year-old Samantha Kudeweh was mauled by a tiger. Audio

5:29 PM.A worker has been killed at a recycling centre at Auckland's North Shore. Audio

5:33 PM.News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

5:35 PM.With more than 200 people at today's public workshop at the Westpac Stadium, political reporter Demelza Leslie takes a broader view on the event. Audio

5:40 PM.European leaders have gathered in Brussels for a summit to discuss a migrant deal with Turkey aimed at curbing the influx of migrants into Europe. Audio

5:42 PM.Christchurch volunteer Anna McPhee was detained by the Macedonian military after a group of refugees tried to cross a river from their camp to reach Greece. She joins Checkpoint. Audio

5:52 PM.New Plymouth's Womad festival, which kicks off tonight, has secured at least three more years. Music critic Nick Bollinger joins Checkpoint from the site. Read more Audio

5:58 PM.Facing criticism over their treatment of marine mammals, SeaWorld Entertainment says it will stop breeding killer whales and those currently at its parks would be the last. Jillian Kitchener reports. Audio

6:15 PM.Transport Accident Investigation Commission CEO Lois Hutchinson joins Checkpoint to discuss the investigation. Audio

6:24 PM.A Māori trust is promising affordable homes on the Wellington waterfront to low-income iwi members. Audio

6:27 PM.Dominos Pizza says it's highly likely that New Zealand will be the first country in the world to have its dinner delivered by robots. Audio

6:40 PM.The financial squeeze on farmers is moving further into the political spotlight after dairy prices fell and Fonterra again cut its forecast payout. But the political debate around dairy broadened as… Read more Audio