Panorama Reporter, Zoe Blochlinger, dives into a court battle that has begun over whether a company can extract water for bottling near a World Heritage-listed national park on the Gold Coast.

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Panorama Reporter, Ruby Littler, discusses how during the Covid-19 Pandemic, telehealth became a common practice in the medical industry and those in regional areas realised they could now access health care that had presiously been too far. As restrictions ease and the medical industry returns to face to face, those in regional areas are beginning to lose their access to healthcare.

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In the studio, Gemma joins hosts Nick and Mherhean to discuss the latest developments in the Travis Scott ASTROWORLD travesty from November last year. 

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Reporter Benay Ozdemir reflects on the stories produced by Panorama reporters over the year on climate change.

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Reporter Mimi Hoffman talks to Eileen Culleton, the founder of a national campaign for law-reform for the crime of murder with sexual assault.

Eileen started the campaign after Jonathan Bakewell, the man who in 1988 raped and murdered her sister, was granted parole.

Mimi also speaks to Greg Barns, the national criminal justice spokesmen for the Australian Lawyers Alliance, about the law reform. 

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At a time when we are opening up post lockdowns, there is still concern on the mental health of men. Reporter Lynton Martin looks back on a month in which Movember shone a light on men's mental health.

Guests: Dr Zac Seidler, Movember Director of Mental Health Training

Reporter: Lynton Martin

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Like an aeroplane's black box, various collaborators have come together to give Earth's its own. Located in Tasmania, it is designed to survive climate catastrophe, in the hopes that it can inform those who recover it where it all went wrong.

Guests: Henry Curchod, Glue Society; Francesca Smith, young climate change activist 

Reporter: Mimi Hoffmann

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The hospitality industry is facing a major labour shortage at the busiest season for the year. What does the shortage mean for workers now and in the long term?

Guests: Aaron Khoo, hospitality worker; Jeff Borland, Professor of Labour Economics at The University of Melbourne

Reporter: Lilian Bernhardt

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As some Australians look to get booster shots, many populations in our neighbouring Pacific have not reached key milestones.

Reporter Emile Pavlich caught up with research fellow Alexandre Dayant from the foreign affairs think-tank, the Lowy Institute, to find out more. 

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Reporter Mimi Hoffman caught up with various experts to discuss the anti-troll laws that are to be introduced to parliament early next year.

In introducing these laws Prime Minister Scott Morrison has focused on the idea of lessening the prevalence of online trolling, but it seems the legislation largely deals with issues of defamation. 

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