Checkpoint for Monday 11 April 2016

5:09 PM.RNZ's political editor Jane Patterson analyses the government's newly-announced review into the country's foreign tax rules. Audio

5:14 PM.John Campbell looks back over what the government has previously said about the country's foreign trust rules Audio

5:18 PM.Tax specialist discusses review into disclosure laws, and New Zealand's attitude to foreign trusts. Audio

5:22 PM.A Hutt Valley woman says she shot her mother's partner because she thought he was going to attack her with a meat cleaver. Max Towle reports. Audio

5:25 PM.Christchurch joins a growing list of councils equipping staff with body cameras, to deter hostile and violent behaviour against them. Belinda McCammon reports: Audio

5:28 PM.NZ Pure Blue is in negotiations with Ashburton District Council over rights to bottle water. Sally Murphy has more. Audio

5:30 PM.Prince William and his wife Kate have offered their condolences to the victims of a massive temple fire in India's southern state of Kerala which killed 100 and injured more than 300 others. Audio

5:34 PM.News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

5:36 PM.Prominent Maori leaders want a hault on plans to ban fishing near the Kermadec Island. Leigh Marama McLachlan reports. Audio

5:40 PM.Some Otara locals are joining calls for pit bull dogs to be banned, following the attack of a seven year old on Saturday. Tom Furley reports. Audio

5:43 PM.An Australian mother and 60 Minutes television crew could be charged tonight over an attempt to snatch the woman's children from their Lebanese father. Audio

5:47 PM.Maori Issues Correspondent Mihingarangi Forbes investigates the return of the 'Iwi Versus Kiwi' campaign. Read more Audio

5:53 PM.Labour MP, Claire Curran, tries the much-criticised food on offer at Dunedin Hospital. Audio

6:09 PM.The Prime Minister will consider changing disclosure rules around foreign trusts, if a review by John Shewan recommends that. Chris Bramwell reports Audio