Collapsed ceilings, termite infestations, broken toilets, rotting walls, unsafe drinking water and no front doors.
No one would find these living conditions acceptable.
Yet in public housing, in Australia's remote Indigenous communities, these are just some of the realities tenants have faced for a prolonged period.
Now a class action has been filed against the West Australian government on behalf of thousands of tenants living in substandard public housing in remote Aboriginal communities. Kamin Gock reports.
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