On Panorama today, the investigation in the reported murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi continues, Melbourne braces for a potential bout of thunderstorm asthma, and we take to the streets to find out what Aussies really think of trick or treat

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Health officials have cautioned Victorians to be careful to minimise their risks to the phenomenon known as 'thunderstorm asthma' that saw a number of people die in 2016. 

Hot and windy conditions across the state could see many people, even those who have never suffered from asthma in the past, become vulnerable to fits of coughing and tightness of breath. 

Kelly Masters has more

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Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi disappeared and was reportedly murdered during a visit to the Saudi in Istanbul in October this year.

Reporter Alex Dalziel looks at the investigation into the incident currently taking place, and spoke to Dr Binoy Kampmark, an expert in international relations, about the incident

 

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The popularity of Halloween has been growing in Australia for a number of years now, but the event still divides people, especially in Australia. 

To find out what Aussies really think about the spookiest night of the year, Panorama reporter Catie Mcleod took to the streets and spoke directly to the people. 

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Today on the show, Panorama looks at ANOTHER outage on Melbourne's train network, and speaks to Greens M.P Lidia Thorpe about the 38 nations rally 

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A major track fault at Melbourne's Flinders St station caused havoc across the metropolitan train network, seeing thousands of commuters left stranded during peak hour.

The system outage has prompted questions about the reliabillity of Melbourne's train network, and has many travellers nervous about possible future disruptions in the lead up to summer.

Reporter Kelly Masters spoke with Metro to find out more. 

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Treaty discussions between Indigenous leaders and the Victorian government are set to begin next year, however some voices are claiming they are being left out of the discussion.

11 Victorian Indigenous language groups will have a seat at the table during the treaty discussions, however there are 38 or more Indigenous languages present in the state. 

Greens M.P Lidia Thorpe, lead a protest in October, urging the treaty commission to expand discussions to the full 38 nations.

Reporter Catie Mcleod spoke to Lidia Thorpe about this. 

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Reporter Alex Dalziel spoke to The Australian Red Cross about the Sulawesi tsunami and what Australians can do to help. 

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A tsunami has battered the Indonesian island Sulawesi, and has claimed appromixately 400 lives. 

The disaster was caused after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake occured near the island. 

Alex Dalziel looks at the issue

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An iconic work by the enigmatic British street artist Banksy was shredded at auction in an act of apparent self sabotage by the artist. 

After selling for more that £1m pounds at the exclusive aution house Southeby's, a shreddring mechanism within the picture frame activated, causing the work to be half-destroyed before security were able to step in. 

Gabriella Payne looks closer at the story

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