Black deaths in custody inquiry - a podcast by triple j

Remember that $100 million scheme the Federal Government promised early last year, to fund the manufacturing of products from recycled plastics? Turns out it hasn't spent any of its funding yet.



Plus, New South Wales's special parliamentary inquiry into Indigenous deaths in custody has heard that Indigenous imprisonment rates are higher than ever. There are now calls for major reforms, including a First Nations investigative body.



And proposed legislation for Victoria could make it illegal to publish the name of any deceased sexual assault victim in that state. Experts say this would gag the families of victims and mean perpetrators take centre stage.



Finally, scientists have found evidence of the existence of water on the moon, and there may even be more of it than we could have guessed.

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