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Australian Muslims break this Ramadan's first fast, gather for Iftar at Lakemba Nights

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Muslims around Australia are breaking their fast tonight, for the first time this Ramadan. A popular location for a meal in Sydney is in Lakemba, which has also received some added attention this week. Our reporter, Mahnaz Angury is down at the 'Lakemba Nights' markets tonight.
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