'We were all fish out of water': growing up in Melbourne's high-rise flats

African Australians who spent their childhood in Melbourne’s public housing towers say it was like living with one big family

This is the second in a six-part series on life inside Melbourne’s high-rise public housing. Read the first part here.

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