Hosts Vidita Sharma and Angus Thomson take us through some of our favourite stories from Traditional Owners in Panorama's archives.

Senator Lidia Thorpe explains the shortfalls of the Australian Government's commitments to Indigenous-led bushfire management and caretaking of Country in an honest interview with reporter Millie Spencer.

We at Panorama would like to recognise November 8-15 as NAIDOC Week 2020 and its theme Always Was Always Will Be. We would like to recognise the everlasting relationships First Nations people have to their lands and waters. We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of the land on which SYN operates, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.

We would also like to extend our thanks to First Nations people who have shared their experiences and knowledge with us at Panorama. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land. 

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Welcome to the third and final episode of Panorama Presents... the 2020 USA Presidential Election. Bec Jordan explores what the international community can expect from a Biden Administration with Dr. Aiden Warren.

Music from:

Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com/)

ELPHNT (https://elphnt.io/) 

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Welcome to the second episode of Panorama Presents... the 2020 USA Presidential Election. In this episode, Millie Spencer looks at how Trump used social media to galvinise support and what that means for future Presidents with the help of Dr. Lauren Rosewarne. Also, Bec Jordan and Millie Spencer spoke with Dr. Claire Loughnan about the impact Trump has had on the office of the Presidency and what can be done to change it.

Music from:

Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com/)

The Mini Vandels (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTdSDPjB1kle7puRKAuHP_g)

Vox pops from:

Justin Hanger, Fabian Maiolo and Michael Leahy

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Welcome to the first episode of Panorama Presents... the 2020 USA Presidential Election. In this episode, we rundown what happened on election night, Youssef Saudie investigates the Electoral College with PhD candidate George Rennie, and Vidita Sharma reports on the issues surrounding mail-in ballots with Associate Professor Timothy Lynch and Rennie. 

Music from:

Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com/)

The Mini Vandels (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTdSDPjB1kle7puRKAuHP_g)

Purple Planet (https://www.purple-planet.com/chilled)

Rewind Sound Effect (https://www.zapsplat.com)

US National Anthem (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCohRjucYpyLx5QEcuq2lu1w)

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Coal is not just one of Australia's prized exports which provides billions for the economy, it helps power our cities and provides tens of thousands of jobs. As Earth's climate continues to increase, Australian's are starting to see just how dirty the mineral really is.

Reporter Benjamin Polazzon spoke to MP Adam Bandt from the Greens to see what the transition from coal could look like and how to support workers transferring skills from coal to renewables.

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Human trials of the Stentrode, a small brain device inserted next to the motor cortex, has allowed patients with paralysis to use computers and mobile phones with just their minds.

Bec Jordan spoke with Dr Nicholas Opie, CTO of Synchron Australia, and Dr Gethin Thomas, Executive Director and Researcher at Motor Neurone Disease Australia to get an understanding of the device, and how it differs from existing communications aids.

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Late in 2021, a new telescope built by NASA called the James Webb telescope will begin its journey in outer space. The telescope will be able to see wave lengths never seen before by its predecessors and will therefore tell us a lot more about the universe.

But how will it do this, what does this mean for science and what will happen to the Hubble telescope? Anneliese Farrer spoke to Madeline Anne Marshall, an astrophysicist from Melbourne University who has worked with NASA, to get answer those questions.

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Welcome to 360, a podcast exclusive presented by Panorama. On today's show, our hosts Vidita Sharma and Millie Spencer recap the biggest stories from November 2 to the 8 including an interview with Dr. Emma Shortis on the US Election, Victoria's proposed cash for cans scheme and an overhaul of Islamic laws in the United Arab Emirates. 

In our COVID Update, we talk about America's daily case numbers and give a comprehensive breakdown on the eased restrictions in Melbourne.

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In September 2019, Speaker of the United States' House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi launched an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump for 'high crimes and demeanors'. 

Reporter Georgia Delaney Martin spoke with Prof. Barbara Keys from the University of Melbourne to get to the bottom of what impeachment actually means and what it looks like.

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After months in lockdown, Victorian’s welcomed Premier Daniel Andrew’s announcement last week which outlined the easing of restrictions across the state.

Those in Melbourne breathed a sigh of relief as they no longer have to wait weeks for their online shopping order to arrive, as retail stores could finally open the doors. But how did retail workers cope with the rapid return?

Millie Spencer spoke to some to get their perspective on the reopening process.

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