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At the moment, people that do turn up holding those placards that say, I oppose genocide, I support Palestine action, will not be arrested.

So it sort of reflects the unclear nature of this whole process.

But they say for the moment, those people holding those placards will no longer be arrested.

Nick Johnson reporting.

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A huge cyclone is bearing down on Mozambique after causing horrific damage to Madagascar, destroying 75% of the infrastructure in the city of Tomasin and leaving at least 38 people dead.

Shin, a musician, has been helping the community recover there.

There is a lot of difficulty to have proper water.

Even us, we apply to buy a bottle of water and something like that.

And to find something to eat there, some grocery to open.

Yeah, it's not enough because we need a lot of rice and everything that can help people to eat.

The impact of the cyclone is already being felt in Mozambique, a country that's experienced months of heavy rain and flooding.

Our Global Affairs correspondent, Richard Kugoy, who's in Kenya, told me more.

And this is the last thing that people need in Mozambique because they've had flooding already.