Residents of an Albert Park tower block in Melbourne are mounting opposition to a Victorian government plan to rebuild public housing towers. The government’s project involves relocating tenants during construction, but many are actively resisting these moves. This tower block is emerging as a focal point of contention in the wider, controversial public housing rebuild initiative. Tenants are concerned about the impact of relocation on their lives and communities. Details of the specific tenant concerns remain unclear, but opposition signals growing unrest regarding the project. The situation highlights a potential clash between the government’s urban renewal plans and the rights of public housing residents.