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Moroccan Australians raise funds for quake relief

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Members of Australia's small but close Moroccan community are helping family and friends affected by the devastating earthquake in Morocco. Aid agencies say hundreds of thousands of dollars are being pledged from Australia to help in rescue and recovery efforts.
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